It is served by 'Lou Cami Ferrat', or Jamarié path, easy to reach from the city centre (GR36 path marked by red an white signs).
In 1253, Jourdain de Saissac gave it the name of 'Saint Sauveur of Hautpoul'. It remains only ruins partly restored, as are most of the religious buildings destroyed by the Huguenots.
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