QUÉZAC

Quézac is located at the gates of the Gorges du Tarn, on the left bank of the Tarn, in the valley of Quézac and Ispagnac. The village can be accessed through a medieval bridge built around 1350 thanks to funding from the Pope Urbain V, originally from Grizac in Lozère. In this typical village of Lozère, narrow streets, schist houses and flagstone roofs, discover the church Notre-Dame de Quézac, remarkable because of its porch registered on the Historical Monuments list.

Quézac is also known for its sparkling mineral water ‘Quézac’ whose source is located on the municipality.

Definitely a green municipality and located in an unusual natural setting, Quézac welcomes you for your stays and holidays in the Gorges du Tarn.