Tourist attractions La Couvertoirade

Hollowed out by the River Vis, the cirque forms an immense meander deeply embedded in almost vertical walls of rock. It can be seen in its entirety from three spots: Baume-Ariol farm, the village and the north belvedere. The first (alt 618m) offers a..

Less well-known and thus less visited than the Tarn Gorge , the Dourbie Gorge has equally spectacular scenery as it winds its way sometimes vertiginously from Nant. Narrow and steep-sided for most of its course, its fresh wild waters are full of tro..

This old mill has been restored many times and witnessed many serious floods since it was built in the 13C. In the 18C, it contributed to the manufacture of stockings and was used more recently to produce electricity; today, it forms part of a fascin..

Last bastion of peasant culture, the Larzac plateau rises like a limestone fortress, dotted with villages and Templar commanderies (such as Ste-Eulalie-de-Cernon ). Covering 1 000km2 of arid plain punctuated by rocky outcrops, this is the largest pl..