The sandy beaches and rural countryside, crossed by the River bLaudon/b gives way to the majestic views of Roc de Chere. Dating back to the Roman times it was originally known as Macellum, it got its current name after Bienheureux Joret ... Doussard was once home to Romanesque bestates/b and the name is from one of the original owners. In the age of the Burgundians, the town moved from the marsh lands where the Tower of Beauvivier can still be seen, to its current location of ...
