Presentation
Saint Zacharie is rightfully called ‘the fountains village'. It is watered by 16 fountains adorning public places, most of them erected by the mid 19th century.
Saint Zacharie is one of the access doors to the Sainte Baume Mountain.
The village has also other various elements of heritage :
The ‘Saint Jean Baptiste church', (inscribed to the additional Ancient monuments inventory) with parts dating from the 11th century, the ‘Holy shoe of the Virgin' relic (named 'Lou San Sabatoun' in Provencal language).
The ‘Saint Clair chapel', dating from the 16th century
The ‘Penitents chapel', (inscribed to the additional Ancient monuments inventory), dating from 1844: woodworks of the choir, stalls, preach-pulpit, stand with balustrade, communion gate...
The Farouquette: this house was offered by Reda Caire (a famous French singer of the 1930's and 1940's) to his mother, in 1934.
Saint Zacharie is one of the access doors to the Sainte Baume Mountain.
The village has also other various elements of heritage :
The ‘Saint Jean Baptiste church', (inscribed to the additional Ancient monuments inventory) with parts dating from the 11th century, the ‘Holy shoe of the Virgin' relic (named 'Lou San Sabatoun' in Provencal language).
The ‘Saint Clair chapel', dating from the 16th century
The ‘Penitents chapel', (inscribed to the additional Ancient monuments inventory), dating from 1844: woodworks of the choir, stalls, preach-pulpit, stand with balustrade, communion gate...
The Farouquette: this house was offered by Reda Caire (a famous French singer of the 1930's and 1940's) to his mother, in 1934.
On site
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From 01/01 to 31/12, daily.
Mise à jour le 23/10/2020
Par Office de Tourisme du Pays d’Aubagne et de l’Étoile
Marianne d’Or
du développement durable 2024
Lauréat de la “Meilleure identité visuelle”
aux Trophées de la Communication 2023
