Village de Lusignan-Petit
Although Lusignan-Petit is a pretty village in the Pays de Serres thanks to its large buildings, such as the 16th-century Notre-Dame church, it's its everyday buildings that give it its charm. Admire the landscape as it opens out onto the opposite hillside and the valley of the Saint Martin stream.
If Lusignan-Petit is a pretty village in the Pays de Serres thanks to its large buildings, such as the 16th-century church of Notre-Dame, it's its everyday buildings that give it its charm: take time to admire the stone mansions, the covered wash-house with its stone fountain, or the elegant and impressive 18th-century windmill at Sabrecul, in such perfect condition that the smell of flour almost comes to our noses? Finally, turn your attention to the landscape that opens out onto the opposite hillside, dominated by Lusignan-Grand, and the valley carved out by the St-Martin stream below.
