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very beautiful old town

really typical bridge but with a cross and a statue facing each other

Originally a priory was built in Estaing, successively dependent on the Saint-Amans monastery of Rodez, then in 1080 on the Saint-Victor abbey in Marseille and in 1087, on the Notre-Dame-de-l' abbey. Assumption of Montsalvy2. Rare remains (a sculpted stone and a wall in the crypt) unearthed in the western part of the current church bear witness to this2. On the foundations of this former priory the current church was built in the 15th century, first dedicated to Saint Amans3, first bishop of Rodez in the 5th century. It was subsequently placed under the patronage of Saint Fleuret, bishop who died in Estaing in the 7th century3. In the 16th century a funeral chapel was built to the south for the lords of Estaing2. The crypt, transformed into an ossuary in the 17th century, was emptied of the bones which were transferred to the new cemetery in 18922. Against the choir, at the south-east corner, a sacristy was added in the 19th century. In 2008, work allowed easy access to the crypt for visits, it having previously been accessible by a trapdoor from nave2. The church has been listed as a historic monument since December 29, 19274.

This Gothic-style bridge from the end of the 15th century spans the Lot. It leads to the pretty medieval village of Estaing and its castle.

A must-see on the great hikes of the Chemins de Saint-Jacques, the village is nestled in the heart of the valley carved out by the Boralde. The bridge used by the many walkers dates from the 16th century and is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The small medieval town is particularly known for Giscard d'Estaing. An ancestor of the former French President is carved in stone on the bridge: Blessed Francoise d'Estaing

An impressive view when you arrive in Estain

In Aveyron everything is beautiful ♡, this little bridge is very cute, especially known because the Jacquaires pass through it! For those who hike in the Rouergue, there are many small bridges, often hidden, others more emblematic are classified by UNESCO. I invite all the creators of hikes to photograph them to make them known to us.