Travel Guide Pardailhan

Its reputation, Pardailhan owes it to this black gold of the Hérault, the turnip, who, well housed, makes the delight of gourmets. The inhabitants of Pardailhan love it as long as they celebrate it every year and will have it classified in AOC. However, it is not possible to sum up the village to this unique feature. In its vast territory, inhabited since the time of the day, the signs of the passage of the men abound, the castle of Sainte-Euphémie, a small chapel that can be discovered on horseback… On this natural defensive site, the castle still lays the corners of its last walls. It also notes its tank, beautifully preserved. It was in the castle's debris that five gold pieces were found with the effigy of Raymond VI, Count of Toulouse. Also points of interest, the presbytery, built in 1669, today only remains a few remains in good condition.