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Séverac d'Aveyron
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It is a charming medieval town dominated by a 13th-century fortress.
Overview of Séverac d'Aveyron
In 2016, the municipality of Sévérac-le-Château merged with four neighboring communes to form the new municipality of Séverac d'Aveyron. It is a charming medieval town dominated by a 13th-century fortress.
Key Facts
- Type de lieu: small town.
- Intérêt touristique: (worth seeing).
- Localisation: in the Aveyron department, north of Millau.
- Distances:
- Heure locale: .
- Population: 4,134 inhabitants (2014).
- Superficie: 208.7 km².
- Altitude: from 454 m to 1,129 m.
- Site internet: http://www.severaclechateau.fr
History of Séverac d'Aveyron
What to See and Do in Séverac d'Aveyron
Archaeological Museum of Sévérac-le-Château
Everyday objects from the 16th century to 300,000 years ago, unearthed in the Upper Aveyron Valley.
Everyday objects from the 16th century to 300,000 years ago, unearthed in the Upper Aveyron Valley.
Séverac le Château
The tourist appeal of the new municipality is concentrated in the former Séverac-le-Château, with its 13th-century hilltop castle overlooking a medieval village of beautiful period houses.
The tourist appeal of the new municipality is concentrated in the former Séverac-le-Château, with its 13th-century hilltop castle overlooking a medieval village of beautiful period houses.
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Séverac le Château
★★ The tourist appeal of the new municipality is concentrated in the former Séverac-le-Château, with its 13th-century hilltop castle…
Lake Cisba
★ A small body of water in the municipality, set up for fishing or swimming.
Archaeological Museum of Sévérac-le-Château
★ Everyday objects from the 16th century to 300,000 years ago, unearthed in the Upper Aveyron Valley.