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Very friendly stuff, super rich food!

Although small and modest, the chapel has a rustic charm with stone walls and a tiled gable roof, common features of medieval buildings in the region. Inside, it surely features simple religious elements, but full of popular devotion. Like many of the chapels in the area, the Chapelle Saint-Amans may have undergone restorations over the centuries to keep it in good condition, as the climatic conditions of the mountains can affect old structures.

Dedication to Saint Amans: The chapel is dedicated to Saint Amans (Saint Amantius), a 5th-century saint who was the first bishop of the town of Rodez in southwestern France. Saint Amantius is venerated as a protector against storms and natural calamities, so his cult was common in several rural regions of southern France.

pretty village

There is a parking space

strawberry tree

That was a real highlight. Outwardly not really inviting, but at 30 ° you are no longer picky. But very nice: On the monday day of rest we were made sandwiches, just because we were there, water, cafe, all perfectly adorable. And the hammer is called Gus, for which one does not have to be a dog lover in order to make friends. Apart from everything, the roads to and from Llauro are very scenic (superficial not so very).