The best museums Midi-Pyrénées

The Musée des Arts Buissonniers is an art museum located in Saint-Sever-du-Moustier. It offers a variety of activities and experiences, including kamishibai storytelling shows, adult stays focusing on masonry and stonework, and family work camps focusing on ceramics or blacksmithing. The museum is also active on social networks, notably Facebook and Instagram. To get to the museum, follow the directions from Millau, Saint-Affrique, Rodez or Toulouse-Albi.

A rallying point for the ecomuseum of Mount Lozere, the house of Mount Lozere is also the starting point. In this large modern building, a permanent exhibition tells the country's history, that of men and landscapes, through testimonies and antiques. Museum space serves as an introduction to educational paths, accompanied by the summer demand and the discovery trails.

The Abbey of Saint-Génis-des-Fontaines is an ancient Benedictine monastery founded in 778-780. Like many religious buildings, it suffered many damages after the Revolution. The cloister is a rare example of transitional architecture between the Romanesque and the Gothic. This cloister is also worth a visit for the polychromy of its marble. As for the robust church, it is worth a visit for its lintel, the oldest stone dated Romanesque sculpture (1020).