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Poterie du Merle

Entraygues-sur-Truyère

Artisanal pottery created by Carine Girin and Lenni Borzycki who installed their exhibition in the historic centre of Entraygues-sur-Truyère at the "Etape de la Reine Margot" for the last fifteen years.

Ferme de la Martinie - charcuterie fermière

Saint-Hippolyte

Farm produced charcuterie: country pâté, rillettes, fritons, jambonneau, saucisse, saucisson, jambon... come and discover them.

Eglise de Thérondels

Thérondels

The church of Thérondels houses a jewel: a 12th century wooden sculpture of Christ that received the honours of the Musée du Quai Branly for its inaugural exhibition.

Réserve naturelle régionale des coteaux du Fel

Le Fel

A real sanctuary of biodiversity, the regional nature reserve "les coteaux du Fel", shelters over more than 123 acres a surprising wealth of animal and vegetal species.

Château de Valon

Lacroix-Barrez

The site of Valon is impressive. It offers a sumptuous panoramic view of the "Gorges de la Truyère". Come in through the door- you enter into a universe of history, tales and legends. A staircase straight out of a fantasy tale.

La ferme de Dilhac

Lacroix-Barrez

Free visits of the Ferme Bio (organic farm). The animals in their setting and the production techniques of dairy products and charcuterie.

Le Musée d'Antoine

Thérondels

An original presentation of old tractors (from 1920 onwards) and diverse agricultural equipment.

La Ferme de Mathilde

Taussac

La Ferme de Matilde invites you to discover the flavours of our region.

Eglise St Thomas de Cantorbéry

Mur-de-Barrez

A sculpture unique in France on the ceiling of the church of Saint Thomas of Cantorbéry: carved statue keystone. It remains a real mystery. Beautiful 18th century altarpiece.

Découverte de la vieille ville d'Entraygues

Entraygues-sur-Truyère

Visit the old town. Departure from the Office de Tourisme, marked itinerary from N° 1 to N° 21 (signs positioned along the circuit). Free guided visit available from the Office de Tourisme in French, English, Spanish, German and Dutch.

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