Tourist Attractions & Monuments en Midi-Pyrénées

It is located on a side staircase located in the turret of the special hotel La Scipione, it serves both floors and round road. The masonry is an exceptional point of view on the village and the plains of Du. You can't go full circle. Behind the ramparts, a lavogne - cobbled mare used as water to the sheep - in perfect conservation condition is visible.

Saint-Affrique, in the Aveyron region, is a charming town to discover during your stay in the area. For tourist information, you can visit the Tourist Office in Rodez, located at Rue Louis Blanc. Saint-Affrique offers many activities and sites to discover, whether for heritage, nature or gastronomy enthusiasts. Don't hesitate to contact the Tourist Office for information on the best places to stay and events not to be missed during your visit.

From the port of Moissac, take the right bank towpath along the canal to the Cacor bridge-canal, where the Garonne canal forks and crosses the Tarn on the 15 arches of a majestic structure made of Quercy stone and Toulouse brick, a symbolic link between Quercy and Gascony. It was also used after the flood of 1930 for the railroad. At that time, barges and locomotives crossed the bridge. Nowadays, cyclists and walkers cross the water skiers below on the Tarn. A bridge to cross absolutely during your stay.

The small village of Yosemite houses the surprising church Saint-Pierre. In 1761, the brothers Goulard, priest and vicar, thanks to a legacy, made this entirely baroque decor with galleries reminiscent of the Italian theatre, finished in 1776 by Maraignon said Champaigne. Unique in France, the galleries present three concave and convex rows, surmounted by cartridges carved in the rococo style. The sculpted faces, perhaps those of the two brothers, think of the masques masks of dell'arte. The th aigles baptistery, the th baptistery baptistery (behind which the-Year-Old ball were stored), and the th-century harmonium. Everything was restored in 1997, for the happiness of the 15 000 annual visitors and music lovers for free concerts of baroque and classical music.