Built on one of the last foot-hills of the Ventoux at the foot of the Paty hills, its name originates from the quarry from where the square stones of the cities coat of arms derived.

The Saint-Maurice church, built in 1333, one of the largest in the Vaucluse department, has been listed since 1849.  It conceals a 1532 triptych, the marble tomb which was dedicated to Etienne de Vesc in 1501 and an organ dating back to 1701.

• Also to discover :
  the splendid panoramic view of Provence and the Cevennes from the Notre-Dame-la Victoire chapel, built in 1820,
  the belfry, the convent of Ursulins,
  the Pénitent Gris chapel,
  the fountain in the village square (1749), classified Historic Monument
  the museum of tools and implements,
  the Paty lake.
  

• To taste :
  A.O.C Côtes-du-Ventoux wines, Muscatel-du-Ventoux grapes, Caromb olive oil, Caromb black figs, tian de fayot (delicious Saint-Maurice speciality).