Saint-Sauveur Woods — point of interest

Just a few kilometers from Montpellier, the Domaine de Saint-Sauveur is a place that combines urban proximity with an exceptional natural setting.

This beautiful park is home to thousands of trees, including century-old pines. It allows you to stroll in complete peace and quiet, with the circuit taking approximately one hour. The estate extends to the banks of the Lez, an essential water source for Montpellier and its surroundings. In Roman times, the Lez spring supplied drinking water to the city. In the twelfth century, the lords and bishop of Montpellier even granted it a special status, recognizing its importance. For centuries, Montpellier's fountains were fed by this spring, which remains today a powerful symbol of the region, marking its history and contributing to its ecosystem.

The residents of Saint-Clément-de-Rivière and the surrounding areas also benefit from Saint-Sauveur, surrounded by scenic trails and green spaces conducive to outdoor activities. Hiking, cycling, jogging or simply relaxing moments in nature are all available there. The proximity to the city, as well as easy access via several nearby parking lots, allow you to recharge your batteries on weekends, evenings or even during the week.

Nowadays, many clinics and restaurants are accessible around where the UCPA once stood!

Activities and events are regularly organized. The town, associations, and local wine estates offer various events such as wine tastings, workshops, and walks.

The estate is a meeting place for residents: children ride bikes or skateboards there, clinic patients go there for their rehabilitation, and families for their walks. In conclusion, Saint-Sauveur is a lively and welcoming place throughout the year.