Castellet-Saint-Cassien, Montblanc, Villevieille and the hamlet of Le Champ now form the commune of Val-de-Chalvagne, named after the river that runs through it. A wild and secret valley to discover!
A striking 17th-century château once owned by the Lords of Glandèves.
All the decorations are in gypsum, including the central staircase and a monumental fireplace.
A pretty avenue of lime trees, a vast meadow and a boulodrome make an ideal place to spend a pleasant moment.
The town hall is located next to the church.
Small hamlet with pretty stone houses, surrounded by vast fields. In summer, many families come to spend their vacations here, and the square comes alive with the laughter of children and late-night pétanque games.
Time stands still as you climb towards the Saint-Nicolas chapel, with its panoramic view of the surrounding peaks and the
Entrevaux Citadel
at the bottom of the valley. Depart from the village square, allow 40 minutes for the round trip.
In ancient times, the Romans populated the Villevieille area and in the 12th century, a monastery existed, of which unfortunately no trace remains today.
Gypseries are interior decorations made of plaster or stucco.
Three churches and two chapels are well preserved and fully restored .
Thechurch of Castellet-Saint-Cassien, dedicated to Sainte-Delphine, boasts magnificent stained glass windows and houses the reliquary bust of Saint-Laurent.
The Church of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary houses a 17th-century statue of the bishop Saint-Eloi.
Meet real people – the inhabitants of this valley will be happy to tell you their stories.
Discover an architectural and religious heritage.
See landscapes that soothe you.
Contact Val-de-Chalvagne Town Hall
Picnic tables are available in Castellet-Saint-Cassien and Villevielle.
