Heritage in Aveyron
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Clocher de la Collégiale Notre-Dame
Villefranche-de-Rouergue
Started in 1260, a few years after the Bastide was founded, the construction was finished at the end of the 15th century with the building of the belfry.
Explore Baraqueville
Baraqueville
Settled in a Segala ridge, this small modern town owes its creation and expansion to its geographical location, which gave it - and still gives it - the opportunity to play a major role in the area economy for agriculture.
Visite libre de Palmas
Palmas d'Aveyron
Conques - Visites en nocturne des tribunes
Conques-en-Rouergue
Fontaine de St Urbain
Campagnac
St Urbain, former Gallo-Roman site, located between Campagnac and the exchanger 41. Its small heritage represents life in the past: fountain with double coving, bread oven....
Eglise de Saint-Agnan
Ségur
Pretty romanesque building of the 12th and 15th century with numerous corbels.
Eglise Saint Martin
Prévinquières
Previnquieres' St Martin church was changed during the XIX century (1850) in several times.
Conques - Visites numériques
Conques-en-Rouergue
Sauveterre-de-Rouergue pour les déficients visuels
Sauveterre-de-Rouergue
Visite libre de Laissac
Laissac-Sévérac l'Église
Musée du Cardinal Verdier
Lacroix-Barrez
It's a rare small museum, the subject is pointed, but for the more curious, a real discovery of the man who is at the origins of so many churches in France: Cardinal Verdier.
St Geniez d'Olt, la Ville Lumière
Saint-Geniez-d'Olt-et-d'Aubrac
It is said that in the late 15th century there lived in St-Geniez a fisherman whose two children had captured a gopher. The little animal ran off scared on a stormy afternoon. The two children ran after it when a violent storm started and immersed the valley in a real deluge. On their return, several houses, including theirs had been washed away. By fleeing the little animal had saved their lives. They were nicknamed "the Marmots". By extension the name was given to all the inhabitants.
Château des évêques
Salles-Curan
Guillaume de La Tour, bishop of Rodez and lord of Salles-Curan, built this castle in 1441-1447 - he and his successors reside there frequently, to the extent that they often administer the diocese from there...