9의 퀸스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Nice castle, picnic on a bench and access to the toilets behind the castle to fill up with water 👍

A beautiful medieval town. Apart from the vehicles parked around, everything is as it was when the town was first built. Truly worth a visit!

Half of the famous shops closed, the others including the exorbitantly priced artisanal pole. Bar restaurant folded, welcoming some cold locals! Village that is dying..

It was born from the union of 2 religious buildings in the 13th century: the church dedicated to Ste Mary Magdalene and the Notre-Dame des Monts chapel dedicated to the Virgin and which was already a very popular place of pilgrimage. Its 2 Romanesque bays date from this period. In the 15th century, it took inspiration from the Conques abbey church to rebuild its bell tower, still in the Romanesque style, while its apse was made in the fashion of the time: Gothic. At that time, it was under the protection of the Arpajon family, lords of Calmont-de-Plancatge, who made it their necropolis and contributed to its beautification.

Monument of recognition to Notre-Dame de Ceignac by survivors of the 1914-1918 war. At the foot of the basilica of the same name.

Sauveterre-de-Rouergue is a royal bastide located in Ségala in Aveyron. Its square with 47 arcades, the collegiate church of Saint-Christophe, the half-timbered houses and those in the Renaissance style inevitably justify its inclusion in the "Most Beautiful Villages of France".

Naucelle is classified among the "Most Beautiful Villages of France". It must be said that the town does not lack charm with the Porte des Anglais, the Cistercian church of Saint-Martin and its half-timbered houses.

Castle built between the 13th and 14th centuries and restored in the 80s by the "Association du Château de Taurines". Every summer an exhibition of contemporary art is presented in the castle. A lot of hiking departures from the castle.