LES BONDONS

The village of Les Bondons, in Lozère, is characterised by its houses with sandstone and limestone façades, which bear witness to the geological diversity of the landscape. Dominated by the famous puechs, it invites visitors to discover its architectural heritage, notably the Church of Saint-Saturnin. This Romanesque-era building retains a barrel-vaulted nave, a semicircular apse and a square bell tower with twin windows. Nearby, the Cham des Bondons is home to a remarkable collection of menhirs, which can be explored via the ‘Walk through Menhir Country’ (5 km). The Maison des Menhirs rounds off this exploration of the megalithic heritage. The ‘Nuit des Temps’ viewpoint offers a stunning view of the surrounding countryside and is the perfect spot to admire the starry sky.