Menhirs in Occitanie

Menhirs
30190 Collorgues

The Menhir statues of Collorgues, Neolithic sculptures in sandstone discovered in the Gard, are two listed megalithic monuments preserved at the Museum of Lodève (Occitanie).

Menhirs
48400 Les Bondons

The Three Menhirs on Treimes hill, on the plateau of the Cham des Bondons, are megalithic monuments of Neolithic located in Les Bondons, Lozère, in the heart of the Cevennes National Park.

Menhirs
48400 Les Bondons

The two menhirs of Montmirat, located in Bondons in Occitanie, are emblematic megalithic monuments of this preserved region. Their exact origin remains unknown.

Menhirs
81230 Lacaune

La Peyro-Lebado is a 4.50 m neolithic statue-menhir located in Lacaune, Occitanie. Ranked a historic monument in 1883, it is the second largest in Europe, carved in a granite transported over 3 km.

Menhirs
11600 Malves-en-Minervois

The Menhir de Malves-en-Minervois, erected in the Neolithic, is a 5 metre high sandstone monolith located near the streams of the Clamoux and Seraut, in the Aude (Occitanie).

Menhirs
48400 Les Bondons

The Thirteen Menhirs of Maisonnette aux Bondons are a megalithic site located in Les Bondons, Occitanie region. This group of erect stones bears witness to a mysterious prehistoric heritage.

Pierre levée
11310 Saissac

The raised stone of Picarel is a neolithic granite menhir, located in Saissac (Aude), 3.60 m high. Ranked a historic monument in 1949, it bears witness to occitan megalithism.

Menhirs
30580 Lussan

The Menhir de la Léque, known as "Pierre Plantée", is a megalithic monument of the Chalcolithic region located in Lussan (Gard), overlooking the ravine of Merderis. Ranked in 1910, this 5.50 m fusiform limestone block is exceptional in its hammered form.