Sports

The Gorges du Tarn and the Millavoise region are well known for their large play areas and outdoor sports. Paragliding, hang gliding, canyoning, kayaking, climbing, trail running, bungee jumping, hiking ...

Sporting highlights: Templar race, viaduct race, pétanque world championship, cardabelle race, Natural Games...

Tasting

A must for gourmets, the south of Aveyron offers great tasting products: wine At Roquefort, passing through thealigot which can be tasted during the farmers' market and as a dessert a spit cake or some cherries of the Tarn valley.

The territory being concerned about its land, organic farming holds a large place there, both through market farming and livestock farming.

History and heritage

Impossible to quote here all the heritage to see. You will find at the entrance of the house a wide range of prospectuses.

THE millau museum traces the history of the city, from pottery to glove making. A temporary exhibition enhances the visit.

The website of the graufesenque is a Gallo-Roman archaeological site dating from the first 2 centuries AD Millau then exported its ceramics throughout the Roman Empire. Animations often take place in the summer.

A much more recent work, Millau Viaduct, built in 2004, connects the Causse Rouge and the Causse du Larzac - 2460m long and 343m at its highest point.

Templar cities like the Couvertoirade immerse you in medieval times.

Art is also highlighted by the work of many craftsmen who work with different materials: turned wood, sculpted, ceramic, leather... Crafts are widely represented.

Unusual

By unusual I mean what you won't see everywhere! Of village troglodyte via a small-scale excursion boat on the Tarn or even the city of stone, a rock maze, created and sculpted by the wind. Part of the old Larzac railway lines have also been rehabilitated in bike-rail.