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Brousse-le-Château

Tarn valley
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Ferme de la Blaquière

Verrières

Isolated farm on a promontory of the Causse de Séverac, benefiting from an exceptional situation: an "end of the world" that offers a superb panorama of the Gorges du Tarn and the Causses stretching out below.

St Martin Romanesque church (located in the village of Plaisance)

Plaisance

This beautiful Norman style church which has been recently restored is decorated with sculptures and capitals from the Romanesque period. This historic monument dating to the 12th century can be visited on request.

Jardin des enclos

Viala-du-Tarn

Landscaped art-garden with surprising atmospheres.

Produits fermiers des Axous

Saint-Rome-de-Tarn

Close to Saint Rome de Tarn, free visits by appointment of a farm rearing sheep and ducks for meat. Visits to the sheep barn, the poultry pens and the duck force feeding building. Farm shop. Motorhome parking area.

Château de Brousse

Brousse-le-Château

13th to 18th century castle (château fort). The fortified walls have been conserved as has the major part of its walkway. Diverse exhibitions, paintings, photos, ancient tools...

Maison de la Châtaigne/Musée des Arts Religieux

Ayssènes

140 m² of exhibition with video room and interactive terminals for children. 40 m² of religious art. Sales of local products based on chestnuts.

Village médiéval de Castelnau-Pégayrols

Castelnau-Pégayrols

Visit of the mediaeval village: 12th century hydraulic system, Romanesque priory (11-12th century), abbey-church (11-12th century), parish church (11-12th century), ramparts.

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