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To visit / To see in Aveyron
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It would be a shame to miss the many cultural and natural sites available during your stay in our hotel in the Southern Aveyron.
We are at your disposal to help you organise your outings and activities.
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Cultural activities close to the hotel
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Within the village of Saint-Jean-du-Bruel, you can discover Noria, la Maison de l'eau. Remarkable for its local heritage, its old bridges and picturesque streets, it’s not surprising to find here an old mill dating from the 18th century.
On the programme: educational tours around the theme of water, projection room...
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A few kilometres away, at the Musée des Traditions, you can discover the life of yesteryear in a village in the Aveyron at the end of the 18th century thanks to a reconstruction with life-size figures.
In July and August, in the heart of the villages of Nant and Saint-Jean-du-Bruel, various activities are held during the day and evening, such as craft markets, musical performances or theatre festivals. The atmosphere is warm, friendly and unforgettable.
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The unmissable heritage sites in the Aveyron
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A break in the Gorges de la Dourbie wouldn’t be complete without discovering the Causses and the Cévennes (listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites).
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A few kilometres away... Immerse yourself into the world of the Templars and Hospitallers through the different classified and preserved villages. Make a stop at ‘La Couvertoirade,’ one of the most beautiful villages in France and continue by visiting the fortified medieval village of Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon.
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Remarkable natural sites not to be missed
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If you're not afraid of a little drive, you can discover :
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For those who wish to further discover the Aveyron, here are some other sites to visit: Mont Aigoual, the Millau Viaduct...
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Culinary discoveries in the Aveyron
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Gastronomy is a crucial component in the Aveyron; don’t miss out on all the local specialties that can be found in the many local markets in villages around the hotel.
In July and August, local farmers’ markets are the perfect way to spend the evening, every Wednesday in Montredon, on the Larzac plateau, and every Friday in the hamlet of Potensac.
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Organic and homemade products are always highlighted!
You must taste the famous Aligot, accompanied by our local sausage and a good red wine.
Enjoy also the local cold meats and cheeses (‘pérails’, tomes or Bleu des Causses...) or the ‘farçous’.
Food lovers can savour local pastries such as the flaune, the fouace or the gâteau à la broche.
Finally, at the heart of a small village at the foot of the Combalou rock, through the underground maze, visit the maturing caves of the famous Roquefort cheese.
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