Occitanie
St Affrique – Former walled city – Aveyron
St Affrique in Aveyron, a former walled city on the banks of the Sorgues, fortified during the Hundred Years War and pulled down during the Wars of Religion
Statues-Menhirs Aveyron – Carved Monoliths
The Lady of Saint-Sernin, one of the Statues Menhirs of Aveyron, the first-life size sculptures of human beings carved 5000 years ago during the Copper Age
Knights Templar Commanderies in Aveyron History
The five Knights Templar Commanderies in Aveyron are Sainte-Eulalie-de-Cernon, La Cavalerie, La Couvertoirade, Le Viala-du-Pas-de-Jaux and St-Jean-d’Alcas
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Moulin de Cougnaguet, fortified watermill in the Lot
Moulin de Cougnaguet, a fortified watermill built in the early 14th century by Cistercian monks, and today one of the key tourist attractions of the Lot
Bouzies, boating base on the river Lot
Bouzies, a popular boating base and tourist spot on the river Lot renowned for its spectacular cliffs and towpath carved into the rock
Saint-Cernin du Causse village church
Saint-Cernin du Causse, a rural village of Quercy that boasts a church decorated with a wealth of colourful frescoes and contemporary stained-glass windows
Fort du Lourdou – Roc d’Anglars
Fort du Lourdou, the defensive outpost of the fortress of Belcastel was built at the foot of Roc d'Anglars, an imposing cliff commanding the Aveyron River