Things to see and do Midi-Pyrénées

Built in the th century in the volcanic stone of Agde with a structure bordered in Venetian Venetian style, the covered square of Marseillan was renovated several times during the th century. This building has long been the main gathering place for the Marseillanais in markets and festivals.

After suffering from years and conflicts, the church's beautiful Baroque façade was restored in 1984, revealing its beauty to visitors. Inside, one can observe the presence of pieces inscribed as Historic Furniture such as the 19th century baptismal font and the great organ built in 1856 by Aristide Cavaillé-Colls. Surprisingly, the church's bell tower rests on a former watchtower, giving it a rarely seen silhouette.

A territory of character, on the borders of Aveyron and Cantal, Carladez opens its doors to you from its tourist information office based in Mur-de-Barrez. On site, in addition to several guides (welcome, accommodation, etc.), maps and thematic brochures, a team, both welcoming and professional, offers its good advice to discover the region and enjoy its assets: preserved landscapes, a remarkable architectural heritage and very good restaurants.

As early as 1743, the artery, which leaves the fountain of the Fountain to end the railway line, fell into désuétude. The avenue Jean-Jaurès was the ideal place for a walk. It's the ideal place for a walk. Launched in 2004, its redevelopment advances by segment and involves the projects of architect Designer Designer. After long work, which is very binding on the merchants and neighbours, a first tranche was opened in October 2010. According to a global plan to rédistribution traffic routes, the decrease in motor traffic with the adoption of semi-communal transit opens new spaces to passers-by. Bicycle paths, green spaces and pedestrian areas are favoured. In the central part, the parking lot is now underground and paid. Kiosks, benches and water jets give a very southern side of the Ramblas, while planted plants will not have to grow too much at the risk of breaking the perpective. Ancient nettle has been preserved and already, we see the great ambition of the future Champs-Elysées nimois: bring the people back to this historic axis.

It was in December 1816 that the third town hall settled at that location, at the time it housed the responsible of the commune but also the prison. During the next century, the building will decay and become unhealthy. At the end of 1919, the town hall moved and took its quarters of General-de-Gaulle, leaving for the building only its door.

In the past, this great iron Christ was installed on the Place de la République, instead of the former place of the Croix de la Mission. In revolutionary events, the work was transported at the Cimetière-Vieux before being definitively installed on the Place Général-Guillaut on June 26, 1994.

Remains of the Chapelle des Pénitents Bleus in Marseillan in 1596, which the brotherhood was dissolved around 1720.

The Cirque de Navacelles, located in the town of Saint-Maurice-Navacelles in France, is a must-see tourist attraction. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, it offers exceptional landscapes and unspoilt natural surroundings. The Syndicat Mixte du Grand Site du Cirque de Navacelles and the Pays Viganais and Lodévois et Larzac tourist offices will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Also marketplace, the Place Carnot is the gathering place of the Marseillanais. A beating heart of the village, it was covered in 1310 by a wooden building and replaced in 1808 by a frame bordered in Venetian with arches built in black basaltic stones of Agde.

The monument as we know was completed in 1984.

A beautiful waterfall that rises over metres high in the heart of a small village… That is impossible? Well, if! How can France not surprise you! Take a tour and visit the village of Salles-la-Source. For the little story: it's here and around that many scenes of the Microcosmos film were filmed! For the history of the village: Salles-la-Source is planted in a cliff circus, on the edge of the Causse. Its waterfall, which is strongly advised to go to see, is powered by underground waterways. To learn more about Salles-la-Source, direction the museum of Du, very complete on the history of the vallon, he also presents the crafts of the past that operated here and has a planetarium.