Discover Ferme Rolland Eric at Clavieres, Cantal

Un joli parcours pour découvrir l’église de Rageade, le Cros, un four. Une halte à la confluence des ruisseaux vous rafraîchira, le retour par de magnifiques chemins en sous-bois ou bordés de buissons en fleurs au printemps, se fait sans effort.

The high plateau of the Planeze was formed by the lava flows from the Cantal Volcano. Today, the Planèze sees the revival of a local crop, the blonde lentils of Saint-Flour. From Saint-Flour, head towards Tanavelle and enjoy the 360° panoramic viewpoint over the Planèze, the Margeride and the Monts du Cantal. Continue towards Paulhac and Narse de Lascols, a protected area for migratory birds. The village of Bélinay, with its XIV century neo-Gothic chapel and its castle, is known as the jewel of the Épie valley. Follow the road to Col de Prat de Bouc at the foot of the Plomb du Cantal, the highest peak of the Monts du Cantal (1855 m). This outstanding natural site is ideal for walking and hiking as well as watching migrating birds and discovering the local fauna and mountain flora. Drive through the lovely village of Cézens and then head for Cussac and Saint-Amand’s Romanesque Church. Continue towards Neuvéglise and explore the small village of Orcières and the typical architecture of its houses. Suggested visit nearby: the vast Lanau reservoir and its water sports. At Sériers, drive along the “Megalithic Route” and discover the dolmens of Grand Bois and Table du Loup, witnesses to the Neolithic age. Additional sites are listed in the Megaliths Circuit information leaflet. In Les Ternes, you can admire the XV century feudal castle and its grounds. Drive back up towards Villedieu and visit Ribeyrevieille and Bouzentès, villages famous for their stone cutters.

Partez sur le chemin des écoliers et plongez-vous dans le passé de ce charmant petit village.

The village of Celoux, the old railroad line and the windmill are all signs of the past that punctuate this circuit and make it a real heritage pilgrimage.

Une randonnée qui sera riche de découvertes, entre l'eglise romane de Saint-Poncy, le vieux pont de catzara et les paysages de pâtures agricoles.

A la découverte du Moulin à vent restauré avec du chêne et du bois exotique. Panorama à 360° sur les plateaux vallonnés. A voir également un long abreuvoir en pierres, et fontaine couverte.

Bâtie sur un piton volcanique, isolée par les vallées profondes, véritables douves naturelles, la forteresse seigneuriale de Loubarcet était imprenable. De la pierre de couleur chaude aux pâturages ou sous-bois, découvrez les panoramas du Pays de Massiac.

Ce parcours vous emmène sur un lieu de miracles : pas de source, pas de grotte mais un havre de paix dans une verte vallée, où une naissance inopinée donne son nom au pont du Saint. Puits couverts et fours banaux sont autant de point d’arrêts.

Walk in the footsteps of the Resistants (about 2 hours' journey). A detailed guide will be given to you at the Resistance Museum.

Magic landscapes, changeable light at any time ... An atmosphere and Unique feelings! Forests, pastures and burons, typical shelters of Shepherds, are divided the space on the tray of Aubrac. Of a height average of 1000 meters, this site appreciates summer and winter alike. Since Chaudes-Aigues and his hot waters in 82°C, borrow the road of Laguiole. Just a step from the village, you can admire the Castle of Couffour Sheltering the restaurant of the famous leader double studed Serge Vieira. The famous guide is worth seeing as would say! Take then the direction of Deux-Verges, the name of which comes from the meeting Of two brooks. You are from now on on a site "Space out Sensitive Nature" Of Cantal: the Volcanic hill of the Tile. The landscape is exceptional (table Of orientation). This site shelters an important biodiversity of which a peat bog with A named rare plant "lycopode". Not to miss, the bell tower with comb of The church of the village which shelters one of the most former bells of the canton. Direction Saint Rémy de Chaudes-Aigues at the moment. The landscape opens, the plateau begins to offer his area. Since Saint Rémy de Chaudes-Aigues, in particular in front of the Romanesque church in the bell tower with comb in four arches, admire meadows crossed by the sinuous river of Bès, paradise of the fishermen. By continuing your road, a passage by the Rock of the Virgin in Roche-Canilhac will offer you another surprising panorama. The next stage of this périble leads you to Saint-Urcize, village raised on a basaltic rock dominating the valleys of the Miserable wretch and the Bès. The old houses, the narrow alleys, the places decorated with fountains, the vestiges of fortifications and the ruins of the former fort give to the city a medieval character and give evidence of its very former origin. The magnificent Romanic church Saint-Peter/Saint Michel du XIIème century, one of the most beautiful of Haute-Auvergne, invites you in the pondering: limp in comb and bell of 1583 (one of the most former of France), ambulatory bent in quarter circle, frescoes of time, incredible stained-glass windows, chalice ... An inescapable building. To note the very beautiful panorama on the tray of Aubrac (we see three departments there!) and on the village since the Rock of the Virgin. After a coffee decorated with Fred's crunchy anecdotes, boss emblêmatique of the restaurant to Discount, let us take the direction of Trinitat. It is In this a little isolated village and in the singular church that was sounded, as it is said, the first angelus near 1350. The last step is the village of Jabrun, which, contrary to what one might think, is a famous village. It was first a high place of the Resistance during the Second World War. In another book, a few years ago, the director Jean-Pierre Marchand shot the film «La Dictée» at the village school premises. Not far from this is the Romanesque-style church, which deserves attention... The time of return to Chaudes-Aigues is near and on the road in clear weather, you can see, not so far away, the Cantal Mountains, synonymous with a next ride...

Sound and light effects taking you through the gallery of pictures enabling you to relive moments from the resistance and the deportation, illustrating how some of the people of Murat survived in the concentration camp during the war. Not advised for the under twelve years old.

Relaxation for all at the foot of Puy Mary. On your return from a hike, or after a breath of fresh air, come and enjoy the relaxing benefits of hot water!

The Parc Animalier d'Auvergne is a unique reserve for rare and endangered species, with a European reputation. Over a 45-hectare area, you can learn about biodiversity and discover almost 350 rare and endangered animals of 60 different species. Come and meet snow panthers, red pandas, wolverines, tigers, Amur panthers, takins, Tibetan black bears, Rothschild's giraffes, Hartmann's zebras, primates, two-toed sloths, dholes, pygmy hippos, cheetahs and, more generally, 350 rare and endangered animals! The Park is set in an exceptional natural site, where you can admire many incredible views over the Cézallier and discover the various actions put in place for animal welfare and species conservation, while visiting a site that is proving its difference on a European scale. Indeed, the Parc Animalier d'Auvergne stands out in many respects: Europe's largest enclosure for Amur panthers and, new for 2024, the first park to house Thorold deer, the integration of an animal nutritionist and an educational manager into the team, the creation of an association dedicated to ethology and another to learning about biodiversity through new technologies, the offer of novel mixed-use enclosures and a wide variety of immersive activities to familiarize visitors with the animals (family safaris, special encounters, vacation courses, etc.)...). A must-see! Enjoy spectacular enclosures where you can walk right up close to the animals: chamois/bouquetins, lemurs or sika deer, and numerous walkways allowing you to get up close to the animals (red pandas, bears, wolves, giraffes). The Parc Animalier d'Auvergne is deeply involved in the conservation of endangered species around the world, including in Auvergne, notably through the Play for Nature endowment fund, and participates in numerous international breeding programs for endangered species. Located in Ardes-sur-Couze in the Puy-de-Dôme region, the park is just 45 minutes from Clermont-Ferrand and Besse/St Nectaire/Murol, and 15 minutes from exits 15 and 17 of the A75, near Issoire. For the 4th year running, it has been awarded the TripAdvisor certificate of excellence. It has also been awarded the Qualité Tourisme label, and is starred in both the Michelin Auvergne guide and Le Petit Futé. A company with a mission, it received two trophies for its concrete commitment to the environment in 2023, and joined the "Entreprise engagée pour la nature" program.

Col de Légal gîte : 52 beds and 17 rooms. In the rooms: TV, fridge, microwave, shower room, toilet. Laundry room with washing machine and dryer. Sauna - Jacuzzi. Professional kitchen - Rental of electric mountain bikes. New: Via ferrata - Climbing - Canyoning - Hiking - Mountain biking with a guide. Alone, as a duo or with friends, come and discover outdoor activities. Accommodation, activities ... everything is planned for you to spend unforgettable holidays. For any information, contact us.

Situated in an exceptional area of the Regional Park of the Auvergne volcanoes, Régine and Laurent will be happy to welcome you. You will taste the specialities as “truffade”, “patranque”, “tripoux” and beef in a calm and quiet environment. Situated in an exceptional area of the Regional Park of the Auvergne volcanoes, Régine and Laurent will be happy to welcome you. You will taste the specialities as “truffade”, “patranque”, “tripoux” and beef in a calm and quiet environment. Selected as a “valeur du parc” (local quality brand) for its authenticity. Groups welcome.

A guided tour through the history of France, the gardens and local history. A vast collection of prints discover etching (workshops available during the visit). Italian and French gardens, vegetables garden and orchard.

This garden has the shape of a planisphere which will guide you along the paths of history, botany and the smart relationship between men and nature.

Built by Louis d’Anjony, Jeanne d’Arc’s companion, commissioned by King Charles 8th to protect the surrounding area, the Anjony donjon is still intact and proud, an excellent example of the mountain fortress from the 15th century. 2 stars in the Michelin guide. Built by Louis d’Anjony, Jeanne d’Arc’s companion, commissioned by King Charles 8th to protect the surrounding area, the Anjony donjon is still intact and proud, an excellent example of the mountain fortress from the 15th century. In the 18th century a central building was added to the austere medieval construction, more welcoming and more true to this period’s tastes. The rich interiors are decorated with remarkable religious and profane frescos (the Preux’s legend) from the 16th century and furniture from different periods of the castle’s life. The residence is still occupied by the same family since its origin.

Charming village built on a prominent rock dominating the Truyère river. A path which crosses the river via a small bridge leads to the village. (Starting point near the cemetary)

A magnificent iron masterpiece by Gustave Eiffel; The Garabit Viaduct continues to majestically span over the Gorges of the Truyère, just as it has for over a century. A true testament to human ingenuity, this iconic structure remains a source awe and admiration, standing as a timeless symbol of French industrial heritage. The history of the Garabit Viaduct (1880-1884) tells the story of an extraordinary engineering feat, once thought impossible, which overcame the challenges of a rugged landscape to become a timeless masterpiece. Its light, jagged silhouette has elevated it to the status of a true work of art. Clad in red, its elegance and technical finesse are enhanced by a spectacular lighting display. A technical achievement and the world's highest viaduct at the time of its completion, this colossal structure (564m long and 122m high) was a major event. This once-unthinkable project contributed to France's international influence. Its bold engineering is said to have directly inspired the design of the Eiffel Tower, built just five years later in 1889. Since 2017, this listed historic monument has been part of a European initiative aiming for UNESCO World Heritage recognition, alongside five other exceptional bridges. The Garabit Viaduct is also a gateway to the natural site of the Gorges of the Truyère, offering numerous scenic and tourist attractions. This picturesque setting is officially listed among "France's Remarkable Landscapes". To discover: - On site exhibition: " The Fabulous Fate Of The Garabit Viaduct", open-air and free-access - Guided tours in July (see activity program), group tours on request at the Margeride Eco-Museum - Pierre Allègre's farm, in Loubaresse - Boat trip under the viaduct (leisure or fishing boat) - Scenic drive or cycling route through the Gorges of the Truyère - On-site: accommodation, restaurants, water activities, fishing spots Original experience: Train ride over The Viaduct from Saint-Chély-D'Apcher (Lozère) to Saint-Flour station. NOTE: the railway line will be closed for maintenance work from June 2 to July 4 2025. Illumination of the site: - March 15 - May 31: daily from nightfall until 10:00 PM - June 1 - August 31: daily from nightfall until 1:00 AM - September 1 - November 11: Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays only from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM - Christmas and New Year's Eve: all night

Over the centuries, the Truyère river, a tributary of the Lot, has been carving deep gorges. . Its water are now held by the dams of Grandval and Lanau. A natural landscape of grandiose, surprising and contrasting beauty. Scenic car tours, many water-based activities.

The meandering Truyère River snakes around the steep peak where the ruins of the XIIIth century feudal castle stand. You can walk the Way of the Cross from the small Saint-Illide’s Church up to the village of La Barge. Illumination of the site: every day in July, August and during the Easter and Christmas holidays and at weekends only outside these periods.

Located at an altitude of 832 m, Mallet scenic point offers a remarkable view and a unique panorama on the valleys of the Truyère and Bès. To discover during the circuit of the Truyère gorges. From the belvedere of Mallet, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the cirque of Mallet, the valleys of the Truyère and the Bès. Picnic table, supervised landscaped beach with various amenities and guarded, canoes, pedal boats (in summer).

Behind its Renaissance façade, the Maison Consulaire, once the residence of the Douët family, houses a cabinet of curiosities with an intimate, authentic charm. Beneath its Renaissance facade, the building houses works of fine and decorative arts gathered by Alfred Douët (1875-1952: paintings of French, Italian and Flemish Schools, sculptures from the XV to the XIX centuries, precious medieval metalwork, Renaissance enamels, earthenware, tapestries, an arms collection and furniture). The building and its collections are of remarkable interest.

Listed as Region of Art and History Guided tours of the city and night tours : narrow medieval streets, city walls and fortified gateways, Saint Peter’s Gothic Cathedral, the Renaissance façade of the Consular House, the Corn Exchange... Visits carried out in French. City walls circuit: walk along the walls and discover the city. Brochures in French available at the Tourist Office. Visits conducted in French.

The Cathedral itself dates from the XVth century. Its present-day Gothic appearance originates from significant restoration works carried out in the XIXth century. Among the masterpieces: the “Beautiful Black God”, the frescoes, the stained-glass windows... Open daily. Guided visits in French during July and August. Tourist information brochures are available in French and English at the Tourist Office.

The Renaissance facade of this XIV century building is architecturally extremely refined. It used to house the consuls as early as 1354. Nowadays it hosts collections of the Alfred Douët Museum of Art and History. Guided visits in French throughout the year. Visitor guidebooks in English.

An information leaflet in French «Focus on the Megaliths» is available at the Tourist Office. Not to be missed: the recently restored dolmen at “La Table du Loup” in Sériers.

The Auberge de l'Allagnonette welcomes you to a building full of character. The chef prepares delicious dishes: millefeuille of black pudding with foie gras, duck breast with red fruit, etc. Regional dishes: cantal tart, pounti, truffade, tripoux.

Specialties include grilled meats and regional dishes: pounti, truffade, Auvergne platters and tasting platters, all served in a bright, open-plan dining room, under a covered terrace or in the open air.

Menu based on fresh seasonal produce. Licence IV.

Refrigerated gourmet racks with specialties from Auvergne and other regions. Sweet gourmet racks. Open 24 hours a day.

The "Les Volcans" restaurant offers "home-made" local cuisine based on fresh produce selected from local producers and suppliers and carefully prepared by the chef.

Refrigerated gourmet racks with specialties from Auvergne and other regions. Sweet gourmet racks. Open 24 hours a day.

Sandrine and Pascal offer (gluten-free) galettes, crêpes, salads and Auvergne cuisine. A galette and a crêpe of the moment vary every week!

Warm, friendly little inn in the heart of Murat. Homemade, traditional cuisine, fresh produce, meat and homemade pizzas/burgers to eat in or take away. Daily specials for lunch.

Renovated country home in the village of Brezons Renoved village house. In the Valley of Brezons, valley of thousand sources, this cottage invite to discover hiking paths, waterfalls and the exceptional fauna and flora of the Cantal volcano mountains. 2 bedrooms with double beds, 1 bedroom with 2 single beds, childrens bed. Bathroom with shower. Electric heating and fireplace (wood gratis). Well funished kitchen unit with microwave. Garden furniture and barbecue. Bedclothes includes. Towels and table cloths hire (20 €). Final cleaning (50 €). Week-end hire (1 or 2 nights 50% of the weekly price, additional night 2/3 of the weekly price). All facilities and supermarket 8 km. All charges included in high season (summer holidays). Other periods 8 kwh per day included in the price.

Holiday house with panoramic view on the Truyère river In 1996 renovated stone house, semi-detached to the owner's house. Panoramic view over the Truyère gorges and 5 km from the river (bathing, water sports, boat hire). 1 bedroom with 1 double bed. Bathroom with shower. Living/dining room with kitchen nook. Central heating - fireplace (wood gratis). Terrace with garden furniture and deckchair. Barbecue. Bedcloths hire (10 € per person) and final cleaning on request. All charges included. Activities: hiking on marked trails, water sports... Shops and grocery 5 km.

Col de Légal gîte : 52 beds and 17 rooms. In the rooms: TV, fridge, microwave, shower room, toilet. Laundry room with washing machine and dryer. Sauna - Jacuzzi. Professional kitchen - Rental of electric mountain bikes. New: Via ferrata - Climbing - Canyoning - Hiking - Mountain biking with a guide. Alone, as a duo or with friends, come and discover outdoor activities. Accommodation, activities ... everything is planned for you to spend unforgettable holidays. For any information, contact us.

This holiday cottage is situated in the splendid Le Falgoux cirque, overseeing the Mars valley, in front of the mountains where the chamois gambol. It is a luxurious renovated barn mixing modern and old styles. This holiday cottage is situated in the splendid Le Falgoux cirque, overseeing the Mars valley, in front of the mountains where the chamois gambol. It is a luxurious renovated barn (140m²), with a roof in "lauzes" (local volcanic stone), mixing modern and old styles. With all modern conveniences. Large terrace. Electric heating. Fireplace. 2 bedrooms, 2 shower-rooms. Large living-room with a modern kitchen. Mezzanine. Garage. Le Harpail is in a hamlet where there are about 10 houses. It is perfect to enjoy calm and nature. Hiking trails, and nordic skiing pistes very near. A paradise to revitalize yourself.

Beds for 25 people. Near the Puy Violent and the Puy Chavaroche mountains. Road access. Beds for 25 people - 1 bedroom for handicapped person - shower-room - kitchen - micro-wave oven - fridge. Near the Puy Violent and the Puy Chavaroche mountains. 10 km from shops - 17 km from Saint-Cernin - 18 km from Salers - 35 km from Aurillac

Group of 10 chalets (30m²) situated at an altitude of 1100 metres, at the foot of the mountains, in the lovely Récusset valley. Group of 10 chalets (30m²) situated at an altitude of 1100 metres in the Cantal county. Living-room with a kitchenette (microwave, oven, fridge) - sofa - 1 bedroom with a double bed - mezzanine with 3 single beds - shower-room - electric heating - shared washing machine and dryer - terrace - enclosed garden - television available on request - restaurant on the spot. 12km from Salers - 34km from Mauriac - 50km from Aurillac.

Manor house from 1853 situated at an altitude of 1050m, facing south, in the heart of the Salers region. House full of character (100m²) with a dining room on the ground floor. Living room with a fully equipped kitchen area. 1 bedroom with 1 double bed and 2 single beds. And 1 bedroom with 1 double bed and stowaway beds. Shower- room. 2 terraces with garden furniture. Park (4500m²). Car park.