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Oreilles en balade à Sanvensa - Balade sonore

With a helmet on your ears, discover the Aveyron. Let yourself be guided by the stories told and lived by the inhabitants of the village. An activity for everyone. Duration adaptable according to your availability, from 15 min to 1h30.

The route includes six stops with adult and children's listening points. At each listening point, a sign indicates where to stop. The listening points are independent, so you're free to choose the order and number of listenings.

QR codes are available on the signage. Simply scan them with your cell phone and you'll have direct access to the audio documents.

You can also download the sounds and the google map before your visit on the website.

On the main road, stop at the bread oven and discover the history of the Bedel bakery, which has been in business for three generations.

Next to the town hall, you'll hear about the daily routine of a rural town hall.

A few metres further on, a well. The old-timers tell us... when the bucket fell to the bottom and we wanted to drink a cool pastis.... You'll then enter the heart of the village, with its castle and church. At the war memorial, listen to the schoolchildren at the November 11th ceremony. Then, by listening to the adult document, you'll learn what the aubades are....

Continue along the road, turning right towards a small chapel... this is where children used to play, and where Saint Roch and his dog are still to be found.

For the last stop, get back in the car and head for the lake. A lovely place to stop, picnic, stroll and listen to a story about the fight against nuclear waste burial. It was the year 2000!

Did you like it? There are 17 other trails in western Aveyron. Visit www.oreillesenbalade.eu


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