Parcours "Oreilles en balade" à Sauveterre-de-Rouergue
Headphones on, let yourself be guided through the bastide by the stories told by the inhabitants of the village.
This is an ideal family activity, as you can listen to the adult version and/or the children's version produced with the Sauveterre students.
And at the end of the listening session, you'll have plenty to share!
This tour is free and the audio documents are independent of each other.
Practical details :
Simply scan the QR code on the signposting or download the audio documents, map and GPS route from the website oreillesenbalade.eu before you start. You can also borrow an audioguide from the tourist office. The route comprises 6 stops.
> Depart from Place des Arcades, at the well (the Qr code is on the curbstone). Descend into the well with a frogman...
> Then on to the craftsman's house, where you'll finally understand why there are strange marks on Sauveterre's walls.
> At the Porte Saint Christophe, you'll experience the festival in honor of this saint, and you'll want to have your car blessed before you leave the village.
> The work of the blacksmith on a tour of the town. The farrier's wife remembers how hard it was to get paid!
> The last two points require you to take your car: use the Google map and your GPS to find the place. From there, you'll be able to see Sauveterre from afar (point 5) and understand the development of this bastide. Finally, stop off at Jouels, where memories of processions and fairs are still fresh.
Did you like it?
Then you should know that the following communes are also equipped with a trail: Le Bas Ségala (La Bastide-l'Évêque, Saint-Salvadou, Vabre-Tizac), La Salvetat-Peyralès, Montsalès, Peyrusse-le-Roc, Prévinquières, Rieupeyroux, Sainte-Croix (Marin, Cénac), Salles-Courbatiès (Claunhac), Sanvensa, Le Viaduc du Viaur, Viviez, Villefranche-de-Rouergue and Najac!
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For people with reduced mobility
The "Oreilles en balade" audio tours are not audio descriptions of the various sites, but rather anecdotes told by local residents. Let your friends and family take you for a ride, and enjoy the stories and legends told by voices with a 100% Aveyron accent!
