This is the charm of one of the oldest Provencal villages located between the plains and hills.
Rich in history, the commune bears the imprint of the past.
Old Cuers, a witness to the medieval period, reveals winding streets lined with beautiful houses from past centuries and which climb the hill.
The church of Notre Dame de l'Assomption, a former collegiate church, is the beginning of the tour: its polychrome marble high altar and its organ, built in 1668 by Charles Royer, are both classified as Historic Monuments.
The commune has many fountains and wash houses, and offers a magnificent view from the Notre Dame de Santé chapel, a votive chapel built following the cholera epidemic that spared Cuers in 1865.