Top 12 the LarzacSee and do
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Les produits des monastères
La Couvertoirade
Come and discover the products of the monasteries: liqueurs, wines, herbal tea, sweets, nougats, honey, syrups, olive oil, biscuits.
Escape game entre amis
Marnhagues-et-Latour
Johannanana & Au tour de la Matière
Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon
Art turning Wood and metal work Creation of decorative objects (lamps, boxes, candlesticks, mobiles...) and wooden and metal jewellery. All the pieces are one-offs.
Commanderie du Larzac - visite du monument Templier Hospitalier
Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon
The commandry, seat of the Knights Templar and Hospitaller is a witness to the continued presence of the religious and military orders in the West.
Lana del Païs
La Couvertoirade
L'atelier du Cuir
Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon
Anne Gachelin, creative artisan welcomes you in her workshop at the entrance to the ramparts of the Templar and Hospitaller capital of Larzac, Sainte Eulalie de Cernon.
Fromagerie coopérative des Bergers du Larzac
La Cavalerie
A few years ago some men and women have decided to create their own cheese factory to valorise their only wealth: ewe's milk.
La spirale minérale
La Couvertoirade
La Couvertoirade - visite de la cité Templière Hospitalière
La Couvertoirade
Mediaeval village reflecting the military power of the Knights Templar and the daily life of the Hospitaller.
Vannerie Paysanne
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The Peres family breed sheep and donkeys, have a small campsite and two yurts, as well as a chambre d'hôtes. Claudie also loves making wicker baskets, bins, don't hesitate to visit them on their very well restored caussenarde farm.
Les Gorges de la Dourbie
Saint-Jean-du-Bruel
Vélorail et Train Touristique du Larzac
Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon
Mixed ride along an historic and spectacular railway: railbike+train (descent by railbike with no effort, return by train).
Sandr'Art
Saint-Jean-du-Bruel
Le Cirque de St-Paul des Fonts
Saint-Jean-et-Saint-Paul
Céramiques de St Sauveur
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Pascal, artisan potter lives with his wife Martine the passion for ceramic on the Larzac, at Saint Sauber Stoneware greatly inspired by the far East. All the pieces tell of the soft clay, the potter's impulsion, the paintbrush's caress
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