Junas

Junas is known for its ancient quarries in the Garrigue and the know-hows in relation to stone-cutting.

Junas stone

Built on a rocky mound, Junas was a small fortress closed with 2 porches still visible today. Its medieval centre preserves the tracks of that time: chicane alleys, vaulted passages…

Artworks realized by stone cutters, carvers, mosaicists, and blacksmiths coming from all around the world are spread inside the quarries and the village, including the famous kiosk.

To be seen : The street plates with jazzmen names, referring to the Jazz festival.

THINGS TO DO and discover in junas

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