Séranon

Séranon was initially situated on a crest, during the dangerous period of barbarian invasions.
It subsequently moved down onto the plain at the foot of an impressive cliff carved out by erosion. It faces due south in a pastoral setting of wooded hills.

Although the district is worth visiting especially for its landscapes, a quick visit to the village will give you the opportunity to admire a wash house, a fountain (dating from 1898) and a petanque pitch, all typical Mediterranean features!
You will also be able to admire some wild cherry trees and two majestic chestnut trees.There are also sloping, narrow streets leading to a small square, where you will discover some curious looking rusty old agricultural machines on display on a flower-covered grassy patch!

As a matter of interest, Séranon played host to a famous visitor in 1815 which is a source of pride for the village: on his return from Elba, Napoleon spent a night here, though according to legend he did not sleep, because he feared for his life!
Don't leave Séranon without getting one of its little souvenirs: a sculpture on wood signed by the local artist or quite simply... a good cow's milk cheese !