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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.

Chapelle St-Cyrice et Sentier d'interprétation

Le Truel

Above Le Truel, on the site of the chapel Saint-Cyrice of the Ifernet, the Parc naturel régional des Grands causses has installed an interpretation path around this peaceful site. Stop for picnic and discovery of the heritage.

Le Clos d'Edouard

Ayssènes

Sales and tasting at the "Ferme d'Ardennes" of jams with forgotten flavours: traditional fruit and little known or wild fruit, flower jams, vegetable garden flavours...

M. VAYSSE Apiculture

Réquista

By prior arrangement, M Vaysse offers a discussion on bee keeping every Tuesday in July and August from 10.30 to midday: models of hives, ways of handling bees, their production etc... Extraction of honey if available and tasting.

Roc Saint-Jean et Sentier d'interprétation

Ayssènes

The Roc Saint-Jean with its belvedere and interpretation path with a stunning view on the Gorges des Raspes du Tarn.

Visite de ferme - GAEC à Serieux

Réquista

Michel, Jérôme, Delphine and Guillaume will be pleased to welcome you and show you their Lacune race sheep farm.

Église Saint-Jacques le Majeur

Brousse-le-Château

Historical Monument, 15 century church, village listed in the Prettiest Villages in France. With its fortified belltower it is proudly erected below the village, near the Tarn and the Alrance.

Chapelle du Saint-Voile

Coupiac

Chapel decorated with Neo-Byzantine frescos by Nicolaï GRESCHNY.

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