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SHEEPFOLD OF THE GAEC DU POINT SUBLIME
Sheepfold raising meat sheep and dairy goats. Guided farm tours and walks with the goats in the farmyard or in a field. Milking demonstration. Discover and taste homemade goat's milk ice cream, milk jam...
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HISTORIC MAS CAMARGUES FARM
This exceptional built complex, mentioned as early as the 15th century, is the starting point for a discovery trail: you will successively cross pastures, heathland, forests, peat bogs, and high-altitude grasslands frequented by transhumant herds, and you will cross the Tarn river whose source is nearby (Guide available at the Park houses and in the…
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LA FERME DES CEVENNES
Thematic museum
At the heart of this typical Cévennes farm, in activity, with a surface area of 180 hectares where biodiversity reigns, a route punctuated by didactic signs allows discovering more than 20 species of animals, vines and orchards. It is a place to analyse the landscape and living savoir-faires. Visit the cheese dairy and the charcuterie…
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THE HISTORIC VILLAGE OF PONT DE MONTVERT
Located on the southern slope of Mont Lozère, the Pont-de-Montvert is crossed by the Tarn which takes its source on the heights of the town. The charm of the granite houses and the natural swimming pools formed by the Tarn make the village of Pont-de-Montvert the ideal place for a stopover and a stay. The…
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LA MALÈNE
Located at the heart of the Gorges du Tarn, the village of Le Malène has faced difficult times during the Revolution. The rocks still hold marks, witnesses of the fires that devastated the villages. The main places and monuments of the village are: the Manoir of La Malène that dates back to the 15th century…
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SKITE SAINTE FOY
Monastery
The Skite Sainte Foy is an Orthodox monastery. It overlooks the Vallée Longue and looks like a fortified schist stone farmhouse with slate roofs and openings onto an interior courtyard, from which a spring springs. Built on the rock, in the middle of a three-hectare terraced property, the skite has Celtic remains (cupule), a signal…
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CHAMPERBOUX
Situated on the Sauveterre plateau, Champerboux is a village in the Causse region first mentioned in the 12th century as one of the possessions of the monastery of Sainte-Enimie. A stroll through its narrow streets allows you to appreciate the traditional limestone architecture: houses often built without wooden roof frames, stone vaults and heavy slate…
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GRANDRIEU
The name Grandrieu comes from the location of the houses on a rocky spur between two streams, the "ru" des Mèdes and the large "rieu" which is crossed by a so-called Roman bridge. The highest point is at the Roc de Fenestre at 1486 meters altitude. The canton is crossed by the Via Agrippa. The…
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LE ROZIER
Located at the gateway to the Tarn and Jonte Gorges, at the confluence of the two rivers, the village takes its name from the rose gardens cultivated by the monks of Aniane Abbey, who built the Saint-Sauveur church there in 1705. They also cultivated roses all around the church. This place then became known as…
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PRIESTS’ CROSS – ALBARET-SAINTE-MARIE
Classical
Dated 1837, this wrought-iron monstrance cross bears witness to the revolutionary episode of 1794. The rugged terrain of the Margeride region offered refuge to several priests from the commune, hunted by the "Patriots" of Saint-Chély, the armed wing of the Reign of Terror. On May 27, 1794, the four priests hiding in Albaret-Sainte-Marie—Mrs. Dumazel, Pierre,…
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