Located at the foot of the Mons temple hill, the fountain, as in many commanderies, is public and
for pilgrims passing through and for use by local residents.
It bears the name of Saint Rémy, in keeping with the dedication of the commandery chapel in Templar times.
Its source is the vein of water that runs beneath this ancient chapel.
The fountain is said to be miraculous, thanks in part to the many legends that accompany it.
for pilgrims passing through and for use by local residents.
It bears the name of Saint Rémy, in keeping with the dedication of the commandery chapel in Templar times.
Its source is the vein of water that runs beneath this ancient chapel.
The fountain is said to be miraculous, thanks in part to the many legends that accompany it.
