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Visite du village de Peyrusse le Roc et du site médiéval

Peyrusse-le-Roc

Fortified by nature, Peyrusse, the ancient Petrucia seeks its origins in the night of time. It's a life-size history book, a walk through the centuries.

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...

Château / Musée de la vie rurale / Musée de la pierre

Saint-Beauzély

In the château at the heart of the mediaeval village of Saint Beauzély, a collection of more than 5000 objects concerning agricultural crafts, rural life and stone crafts. Reconstruction of a school classroom at the start of the last century. Museum associated with the Museum of the Rouergue.

Église de Saint-Victor et fresques de Nicolaï Greschny

Saint-Victor-et-Melvieu

In the village of Saint Victor, you will find the "Sistine chapel of the Rouergue". Here Nicolaï Geschny unveils his treasure. 25 frescos painted in the Byzantine tradition.

Capelette de Lenne

Saint-Martin-de-Lenne

Built on the causse near a Roman road, the capelette dominates the hamlet of Lenne.

Chapelle St Ferréol

Saint-Laurent-d'Olt

The chapel St Ferréol, built at the foot of Marijolet on the banks of the Lot, dates from the 17th century.

Visitez Saint-Salvadou

Le Bas Ségala

Come and discover the wooded and green landscapes of Saint Salvadou; a village in which resides the “Segala's cathedral”, a neolithic church ! This small, beautifully flowered village is labeled 2 flowers of “Villes et Villages Fleuris”.

Take a digital tour through the village of Roquefort

Roquefort-sur-Soulzon

With your tablet computer or your smartphone, let Francine our cabanière (lady in charge of the cheese packaging) accompany you throughout the streets of Roquefort.

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