Villetelle

Mentioned as early as 1156, Villetelle was a modest village. All that remains of the medieval period is the Romanesque church of Saint-Guiraud.

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But the commune also harbors a treasure trove, the archaeological site of Ambrussum: the Ambroix bridge, testimony to construction techniques in the Roman Empire; the lower quarter, a former roadhouse revealing the remains of thermal baths, dwellings and wells; and the oppidum, a fortified town built on the hill.

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An original museum in the garrigue presents the history of the site and the Roman roads.
The "Chemin des Capitelles" invites you to discover six dry-stone shelters in the heart of the garrigue.

Official website of the Ambrussum archaeological site: ambrussum.fr

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On the other side of the Vidourle, the Moulin de Carrière invites you to take a romantic break by the river.