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A fine example of the local agricultural architecture, these unique Caselles have a number of different uses, for storing crops, sheltering animals, dwelling or similar. This one, right at a junction by a beautiful gravel cut through towards wonderful Villeneuve Aveyron, has a useful information board. You will see these buildings dotted around the landscape

Striking and beautiful village with the two towers.

Typical and beautiful village in Occitania.

Villeneuve is a picturesque commune located in the Aveyron department, in the Occitanie region, in the south of France. Here are some key facts and attractions of this charming locality: General Information: Department: Aveyron Arrondissement: Villefranche-de-Rouergue Population: 1,988 inhabitants as of January 1, 2019 Postal Code: 12260 Points of Interest: Historical Heritage: Medieval Bastide: Villeneuve is renowned for its medieval character, with picturesque streets and old buildings that recall its past. The town was founded in the 13th century, and its streets reflect the typical town planning of medieval bastides. Saint-Pierre Church: The parish church of Saint-Pierre is a fine example of local religious architecture. With its Romanesque and Gothic elements, it is a point of interest for those interested in history and religious architecture. Why visit Villeneuve? Historical Heritage: Villeneuve offers a fascinating glimpse into the medieval past with its streets, church and historic buildings. Natural Beauty: The commune is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, perfect for outdoor and nature lovers. Authenticity: With its tranquil atmosphere and rich heritage, Villeneuve is an ideal destination for those looking for an authentic and relaxing experience in the South of France. In short, Villeneuve is a commune that combines history, nature and traditions, offering an enriching experience for visitors and residents alike.

Architecturally interesting castle in the valley of the Diège

Impressive village with its two emblematic towers planted on a rocky outcrop, a lush medieval garden and a charming town centre. Pedestrian paths allow you to visit the surroundings of the towers.

Superb view from Montsales over the Lot valley. The village, located on the edge of the limestone plateau forms a terrace, where a large fortified castle is planted.

A colorful medieval festival is held every last Sunday of July, with activities in the streets, procession in medieval dress, fire show and medieval market.