Découvrez le Pont de Cirou
More than just a medieval bridge over the Viaur, once part of the Albi-Rodez route, it's also a village full of charm, with its ancient dwellings, watchtower and opportunities for bucolic walks along the river.
Once a stopover on the pilgrims' route to Santiago de Compostela, the Pont de Cirou is a must-see, with its 6 semi-circular arches spanning the river from the 14th to 15th centuries.
A special feature of this bridge is its access: the roads on both the Tarn and Aveyron sides converged at right angles. As early as the end of the 17th century, plans were made to change this situation and, as everything comes to those who wait, work was carried out to this effect in... 1992.
Discover the village with your family on the "La Magie de la pierre" treasure hunt, or enjoy a picnic by the river at one of the tables on the Tarn side!
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For people with reduced mobility:
The main road over the bridge is paved, but narrow and without sidewalks. Take care when strolling through the village. The village lies on both sides of the Viaur valley, so a manual wheelchair is not advisable if you're on your own, unless you're a sporty type! The paths along the Viaur are accessible by all-terrain wheelchair.
