Monuments to visit Midi-Pyrénées

Featuring a bar, this red velvet-clad venue offers a varied program of concerts and comedy shows. Le Rex also offers privatization services for special events.

Apart from a th century sauveté, Sérillac Castle dates back to the end of the th century. In an austere style, he has been enrolled in Historical Monuments since 2002. It was repeated many times, having suffered from wars of religion and desertion. Today, its park and its housing (in the course of restoration) can be visited in season. You will see lou, rocky spur, near the th century, the courtyard of honour, common, two wings (in fact, medieval tours tours), genoese of three rows, facade of classical style, pediment and French ceilings.

Completed in 1805, the domain of Argentens was commissioned by a Bordeaux trader enriched by his trade. From Egypt's return style, you can see a panoramic wallpaper room returned in the original state (beginning of) listed in the Historical Monuments inventory. But we should not forget a very interesting park, because it planted at the same time as the house was built and teeming with rare species.

Patrick de Lary de Latour is mayor of the commune he has been named after since 2001. But he is also squire de Recycle-Latour! He has completely renovated his castle (with his wife!), who has been in his family for over six centuries. On 1500 m ² of surface, many things to see: collection of tools, kitchen, cellar, house, chapel dedicated to Notre-Dame-des-Anges with 1250 th century stone altarpiece listed in historic monuments, 1830 primitive room, Ajouts-le-Duc additions ()… Nothing alone! Hat for this maintenance and the preservation of a family heritage. Conclude with a sentence that the Lord of the places made in a room: «Open your eyes, man always pressed, to build the future, contemplate the past».

A former Sainte-Barbe hospital dedicated to glass and minors, built in 1883, he was rehabilitated and inaugurated by François Mitterrand in 1993. It includes a library, the city archives service and the mine archives made available to the public.

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.