Visite commentée du bourg médiéval de Nant
In the heart of the Dourbie valley, Nant is a picturesque village that developed thanks to the establishment of a Benedictine abbey in the 10th century.
Alain Bonnemayre, historian and resident of the village of Nant, invites you to explore the history of a village marked by the presence of Benedictine monks in the 10th century. You'll discover the Romanesque abbey church of St-Pierre de Nant, the network of canals that have earned the village the title of "Garden of the Aveyron", the caussenarde market hall rebuilt in 1706, the town hall that today houses the town hall, public services and the statue of Louis XVI, and the 14th-century Pont de la Prade.
Tour duration: 1h30.
If you'd like to extend your discovery of Nant, you can also visit the traditional Auger chocolate factory, which also makes the famous "Galettes de Templiers" (tasting).
