Holiday homes in Aveyron
In the south of
France, in the heart of the
Midi-Pyrénées, nestles the splendid nature of Aveyron. The region was named after the eponymous river and borders the
Lot region, amongst others. From Aveyron, you’ll enjoy breath-taking views of the valley of the river Lot, a tributary of the Garonne, and the area is dotted with picturesque villages that are amongst the loveliest in France. Soak up the authentic French atmosphere, where traditions such as
boules and many more are kept alive every day. A good restaurant is never far away, and the many sights and attractions will guarantee an unforgettable holiday in France. So don’t wait any longer, make your choice and book your holiday home in Aveyron. Via Micazu, this is done directly with the owner so you know exactly what’s what.
Discover the south of France, discover Aveyron
Aveyron’s delightful climate makes it a wonderful holiday destination all the year around. Whether you plump for a holiday home with a
private pool or a cosy farmhouse, in Aveyron, you’re guaranteed the chance to unwind. There are endless
strolling and
cycle routes, and there are also plenty of options for
horse riding. You can make some lovely trips by car to explore historic sites and medieval churches. Pop into one of the many picturesque villages in Aveyron, such as Conques, La Vinzelle or Entraygues-sur-Truère. A must-see: the ‘Chaos de Montpellier-le-Vieux’, a natural area of particular interest strewn with bizarre rock formations. Other well-known natural parts include the Grands Causses and the Gorges du Tarn.
Admire the loveliest spots in the South of France. Browse our range of private holiday cottages in Aveyron now.
Fun facts
- The ‘St. Jacques de Compostelle’ pilgrimage route skirts the hamlet of Pradels. It forms part of the famous pilgrimage trail to Santiago de Compostela in Spain.
- Many villages in this area are so beautiful that they merit inclusion in UNESCO’s World Heritage listing. Conques, Espalion and Estaing are three of them.
- The ancient name for Aveyron is ‘Rouergue’, a reference to the area’s red-coloured earth.
- Aveyron is a major cheese producer. Varieties include the Tomes, the Pérails and the ‘king of cheeses, Roquefort. This is made with raw sheep’s milk and matured in the natural caves of Roquefort-sur-Soulzon.
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