Religious Sites · Saint Geniez d'Olt et d'Aubrac
Saint Geniez d'Olt et d'Aubrac: 10 places listed on Aveyron.
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A miller named Rouquette saw, one day while working in a coomb near the hamlet of Saint-Pierre, a stranger in full meditation who approached him, called him by name and, pointing t…
Chapelle d'Aurelle, built in the 14th century, then renovated by a team of volunteers and listed as a historic monument in the 1980s, is home to a colony of the "grand rhinolophe",…
In 1791, the Revolution put an end to the cult, the brotherhood disappeared and the chapel served as a courtroom for the new municipality, before being ceded to the neighbouring ho…
The church depended on the God's Chair Built with local materials: schist for the walls, basalt, tuff and sandstone for the cut stones, it was originally composed of a simple nave …
Around 1347, the Augustinians, driven out of Ste Eulalie d'Olt, settled in St Geniez and established a church, monastery and cemetery there. From then on, the buildings developed i…
Saint-Geniez d'Olt is a small town of 2000 permanent inhabitants whose population quadruples in the summer season. Built on both sides of the Lot river, the city benefits from a pr…
For individuals, every Tuesday from June to September - by booking on 05 65 70 43 42 - For groups, visits by booking throughout the year. Duration : 1h30 to 2h.
Plaques affixed to the monuments will help you to better understand our history To see: the cloister and the Augustinian chapel, the parish church, the Talabot monument, which domi…
The building bears the arms of Bonne de Berri, Countess of Armagnac and those of Guillemot de Solages, adviser to the Count of Armagnac. To visit it, take the door on the street si…
Access to the building is via a double spiral balustered staircase. To the right of this staircase, on the site of the former grain market, is the carved portal of the N-D de Juéry…
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