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Stage de filage de laine au fuseau et aux rouets
La Couvertoirade
Christiane offers the participation in her wool spinning courses or to come and demonstrate wool spinning at events.
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.
Charcuterie Aveyronnaise Roger Vidal
Saint-Jean-du-Bruel
Respecting traditional fabrication methods and using all its savoir-faire in the processing of his pâtés and terrines, the company has been making gourmet products for over forty years.
Miellerie des Causses et de la Vallée
La Roque-Sainte-Marguerite
Polyfloral honey of the Causse Noir, Larzac, the wild fills of the Dourbie Valley. Non-transhumated hives.
Le Reptilarium du Larzac
Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon
Discover the secret life of reptiles: chameleons, pythons, giant tortoises, iguanas, monitor lizards, anacondas, alligators, etc at the entrance to the Knights Templar village of Sainte Eulalie de Cernon.
La spirale minérale
La Couvertoirade
Chez Marceline
La Cavalerie
Château Templier de la Couvertoirade
La Couvertoirade
Established during the 13th century, this château is a listed Historic Monument, emblematic of the military order of the Templar, these Knights of Christ, monks and soldiers.
Boutique "Bijoux"
La Couvertoirade
Ralph Ohana proposes hand crafted silver jewellery (92.5%) stamped and guaranteed. He also works on all natural stones, cabochons or facette cut.
Céramiques de St Sauveur
Nant
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
Château de Latour-sur-Sorgues - visite guidée ou libre
Marnhagues-et-Latour
Château altered at different times (12th, 15th and 16th centuries).
St-Jean d'Alcas - visite du fort Cistercien
Saint-Jean-et-Saint-Paul
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.
Vannerie Paysanne
Nant
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.
Deux libellules dans l'atelier
La Couvertoirade
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