The Great Classics
Between the spectacular Millau Viaduct that spans the valley of the River Tarn and the legendary Roquefort Caves and their mysterious subterranean rivers, which are classified as a distinguished site for gourmets, the Aveyron oscillates between modernity and tradition.

Cultural visits
Discover the Templar towns of the Larzac, particularly the fortified village of La Couvertoirade, the Châteaux des Seigneurs du Rouergue, the Romanesque Abbey of Sylvanès, and Micropolis.

Sites of outstanding natural beauty

Do not miss the ancient rock city of Montpellier-le-Vieux, the Aven Armand cave, and the impressive Gorges of the River Tarn.

The Gastronomic Corner Quite apart from trying out the world-famous Roquefort cheese, if you have a sweet tooth you'll have ample opportunities for tasting the delicious traditional cake specialities - ask for flaune, fouace or gâteau à la broche.

At the border between the Tarn and the Hérault (less than 100 km away): Albi (with its cathedral and its Toulouse-Lautrec museum), the Gaillac wines, the fortified town of Cordes sur Ciel and the geologically unique Cirque de Navacelles.

Perhaps you are more into nature and outdoor sports ? Explore the vast territories of the Eveyron, the Causse du Larzac, the Causse Noir and the Gorges of the Tarn River.