Village of Sos

On its promontory, Sos overlooks the Gueyze and Gélise valleys. The Gallic people of the Sotiates resisted Julius Caesar's troops, who mention them in his book "The Gallic War." The town offers vestiges of the Middle Ages, notably the presence on the renovated square of the ground markings of the entire former church, which was a beautiful Romanesque building. Sos belonged to Henry IV and later saw the birth of Jean de Silhon, one of the first Academicians, and was the village of Emmanuel Delbousquet, a local poet and storyteller.