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Najac은 Cordes sur Ciel의 축소되고 덜 붐비는 버전으로 정말 볼 만합니다.

Absolutely worth seeing, fully developed for tourism. The climb is quite challenging by bike.

Najac Castle is an impressive castle built on top of a hill formed by a loop of the river.

Here is a nice place for a picnic break, with tables, shade and toilets. The environment is pleasant on the banks of the Assou.

Picnic area along the Assou River, with shaded tables, restrooms, and a small lake. Right next to the Couderc washhouse and the Auberge de Monteils.

Najac is elongated and you can compare it a bit with the ribbon villages in North Holland, with the difference that it is located on a ridge of a mountain. Most of the houses date from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century. The fortress is a beautiful example of military architecture from the thirteenth century when Najac had more than two thousand inhabitants, more than twice as many as today.

Najac stretches along a single street. The village is perched on a rocky ridge of exceptional length. At the end, the imposing fortified castle. Below, the meanders of the river Aveyron

Najac is a green village, surrounded by forests that offer beautiful and varied sounds in both summer and winter. The widening of the street to create a huge square reflects its transformation into a bastion in the middle of the 13th century. Along the entire street, you can continuously admire the large number of old houses as well as a 14th century fountain that has been preserved.