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Oreilles en balade à Sainte-Croix - 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, alone or with the family. A children's version, an adult version. Duration adaptable to your availability, from 15 minutes to 2 hours.

The tour includes six stops. At each listening point, signposts tell you where to stop. The listening points are independent, so you're free to choose the order and number of stops.

QR codes can be found on the signage. Simply scan them with your cell phone and you'll have direct access to the audio documents. Please note, however, that some locations are poorly served by Orange. If this is your operator, download the audio documents and map before you come.

Start your visit at Sainte Croix, in front of the church. The magic of sound will transport you to the top of the tower and into a castle.

Then walk a few meters to the right (when you're facing the church), and you'll find the cobbled street. You'll be told a crazy story about a Merovingian tomb under your feet... and children will discover the different trades that used to be practiced on this street, as well as today's: tattoo artists!

Retrace your steps and, opposite the town hall, take a closer look at the work of the blacksmith. From adults to children, you'll find out everything you need to know... enough to fuel your conversation in your car as you drive back to Cénac.

There, next to the church, is the porch of Cénac, also known as the English Gate. Children will relive a great battle concocted by schoolchildren.

Finally, head to Marin, where you'll discover the recipe for the stuffed hen that Coluche loved, and the children will learn all the ingredients to add.

There are 18 walks like this one in the surrounding communes.


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