Roc d'Hozières climbing site

51 routes from 5 to 7/8 – height: from 40 to 240 m

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Fouey farm

2km from Salers - In the direction of Anglards-de-Salers Farm making cheese. Free tasting, free visits of the farm and the cellar. Open all year long without reservation from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Direct sale of products from the farm. Groups require booking.

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St Martin’s church

from the 12th and19th centuries

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Taxi - Ambulance Loupiac

Ambulances de l'Auze

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Brageac

Brageac is a small rural community of 78 inhabitants divided amongst several hamlets. Its name comes from Broga (field, land), and it was founded in 637 by Saint-Till, a hermit monk. It is a high spot built on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Auze gorges. Its architectural heritage is extremely rich. At the end of the village's only street, on the edge of the chasm, the church of Notre-Dame de l'Assomption stands on a granite outcrop. Dating from the 12th century, it is Romanesque in style and is listed as a Historic Monument. This former Benedictine abbey has the heads of Saint-Côme and Saint-...

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Château de la Trémolière

This castle built during the 15th century was the seat of a seigniory belonging to the Montclar family. On the two floors several tapestries are on view: “Le Bestaire Fantastique” (fantastic bestiary) and ten Aubusson Verdure tapestries from the 16th century (discovered at the beginning of the 20th century by the parish priest and recently restored). These exceptionnal tapestries show a plethora of fantastic creatures, as naïve as they are picturesque (visit with an audio-guide). There is also an exhibition of artwork: from July 1st to August 31st. This is the ninth “Summer Exhibition”.

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