Brousse-le-Château
Accomodation
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Hôtel-Restaurant Le Relays du Chasteau - Hôtel
Brousse-le-Château
Situated in one of the "Plus Beaux Villages de France" (most beautiful villages in France) at Brousse-le-Château, this friendly establishment offers you traditional cooking and a calm and relaxing stay at the foot of the castle.
Ghislaine RUGEN
Brousse-le-Château
Charming stone-built house marked by the secrets of yester year in Brousse-le-château, situated a stone's throw from the church Saint Jacques-le-Majeur, listed as an historic monument, from the château and from the start of several footpaths.
Maison Marc Tuffery
Brousse-le-Château
Gîte André Boudet
Brousse-le-Château
Municipal camping area "La Planque"
St-Izaire
Between St-Affrique and Brousse le Château, come and discover our campsite in St-Izaire, on the edge of the Dourdou. You can bathe in the Dourdou, fish, or discover our region and visit beautiful places full of history
Rêve Aveyron
St-Izaire
Slow down and recharge your batteries in an enchanted setting that Febe and Joeri have restored themselves in a 16th century hamlet and offer a luxurious vacation experience in the Aveyron.
Gîte à la ferme - Gilbert TOULOUSE
Broquiès
From Cansac, you have a choice of walks and excursions in the area. The equidistant Lévézou lakes and Tarn valley offer numerous activities linked to water and natural sites. Don't miss the village of Brousse le Château, classed as one of the "plus beaux villages de France (most beautiful villages in France).
Gîte chez Mr Autuori
Lestrade-et-Thouels
Gîte des Paredous
Broquiès
In the Parc Naturel Régional des Grands Causses, the rural hamlet of Maziès clings on to the hillside overlooking the Tarn valley. The location of your gîte, a large house in red sandstone, offers you a large choice of places to visit: Millau, Albi,... and Villefranche de Panat lake for swimming, water sports and fishing.
Camping du Batut
St-Izaire
The Batut is a calm, simple and friendly campsite situated in the heart of the aveyronaise countryside in the Tarn valley.
