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The Renaissance building was constructed in 1572 by order of the "noble Bernardin de la Valette," who was tasked by the consuls with the defense of Espalion during the Wars of Religion. Today it is an artists' residence with temporary exhibitions.

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Every Tuesday morning, the Laissac fairground hosts the largest cattle market in France. Buyers and sellers meet there to do business.

This pretty town is one of the "Most Beautiful Villages of France". The city has kept its medieval charm thanks to the doors still visible at the entrances, its church with its flamed bell tower and the colorful facades of the buildings around the town.

The building was built in the 19th century, after the clergy had all the old churches in the village destroyed for fear of a second revolution.

1st Cattle Market in France, the Foirail de Laissac has been open every Tuesday morning since the 15th century! Guided tours take place between mid-June and the end of September.

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.

Located on the edge of the river, this village offers a rather unexpected discovery. The village is located more than 200 kilometers from the nearest coast, but it is here that the famous Rouquayrol & Denayrouze regulator was designed, at the origin of the regulator which now equips all divers in the world. The diving suit museum is located in the Saint Jean-Baptiste church. With its red stone façade in the neo-Gothic style, a visit to this atypical museum is a must. A statue of a diver who sometimes has his feet in the water, depending on the flooding of the river, is nearby.