Standing under its exceptional medieval keep, St-Clément-sur-Durance is one of the locations to visit along the Durance River. With white water sports accessible from the banks of the Durance, thousands of people enjoy the water here each year.
Local attractions
Gateway to the Ecrins National Park.
White water sports accessible on the Durance River.
Magnificent valley of the Couleau stream, with tall rock columns (Demoiselles coiffées). Excursions to the Tête de Fouran.
Square 13th-century keep standing above the village.
19th-century church.
Bertrands chapel.
Local events
Patronal fairs : November 23 and March 19 in Les Clots. January 20 in Les Traverses.
Historical information
Noted in medieval archives of the 12th century, Saint-Clément-sur-Durance is a town that once belonged to the parish of Réotier.
An old fortified town as far back as the 13th century, Saint-Clément was renamed Saint-Clement-Sur-Durance on August 19, 1989.
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