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Monastère et Cloître des Augustins
Saint-Geniez-d'Olt-et-d'Aubrac
Next to the church of the penitents, or chapel of the Augustine monks, the monastery and its convent delight the visitors.
Église de St Saturnin de Lenne
Saint-Saturnin-de-Lenne
The primitive church of St Saturnin de Lenne, that overlooks the Serre valley, dates from the 11th century. It was then rebuilt in the 12th century, then expanded in the 13th century.
Moulin Méjane (Huile de noix, noisettes, farines bio)
Espeyrac
Sales of special flours, wheat flour, all types of organic wheat flour, nut and hazelnut oil production. Visits of the production possible.
Puy de Wolf
Firmi
The Puy de Wolf is the largest Serpentinite massif in Europe. It is listed as a Natura 2000 zone.
Église de La Roque-Valzergues
Saint-Saturnin-de-Lenne
The Romanesque church of la Roque Valzergues characterises the village.
Le Bonheur Itinérant et la Bidouthèque
Sainte-Eulalie-d'Olt
Église romane de Sainte Eulalie d'Olt
Sainte-Eulalie-d'Olt
Built in the 11th century, the Romanesque and Gothic church of Sainte Eulalie d'Olt was fortified in the 12th century and then enlarged in the 16th century and restored several times afterwards.
Gâteau à la broche de GIGI
Saint-Martin-de-Lenne
After this visit, you will know the secrets of making "gâteau à la broche", speciality of the Aveyron!
Ste Eulalie d'Olt, village classé parmi les Plus Beaux Villages de France en Aveyron
Sainte-Eulalie-d'Olt
Along the left bank of the Lot, in a fertile plain, at 4 km upstream from St Geniez, the medieval hamlet of Ste Eulalie d'Olt, village listed among the Prettiest Villages in France . The medieval town, nestled in greenery, charms the visitor with its stone houses, sometimes thatched, and their generously flowery façades. Through the twisting narrow alleys, shaded squares and spots, the walker discoves the secular past of the town and the local know-how in the workshops of the arts craftsmen. A land of traditions, the village managed to keep two: the Procession of Sainte Epine, the 2nd Sunday in July and the "Poule Un" (auction of donkey food) on 1 November.