Caille is a village typical of the alpine foothills, nestled deep in a plain at the foot of the “Baou Roux” peak.
Caille’s history dates back centuries, a site inhabited by humans since prehistoric times.
Its architectural heritage has been given pride of place by the town for several years, with a venerable chateau, a church decorated with 18th-century paintings, a washhouse, a bread oven, and 18th-century houses with doorframes and windowframes in hewn rock or wood, the perfect setting for a satisfying stroll.
Things to do & Sights to see :
• The Saint Etienne parish church
• Caving
• The Château de Caille
• Géocaching
• Hiking or snowshoeing at L’Audibergue
• The Caille washhouse
• Tipi overnight adventures
• Treehouse accommodations
Markets
Saturday - Village (May to September)
Food - local products
