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Sébastien Ou Lynda351 Avenue De Calés
Millau
12100
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We offer four comfortable guest rooms for non-smokers. Each room is equipped with a 160*200 bed, television, and a private shower room with toilets. Some rooms can accommodate additional guests.Start your day with a delicious breakfast served on our beautiful 30m² terrace, which offers stunning views of the Causses. In case of bad weather, breakfast can be enjoyed in the common room. Alternatively, you have the option to have breakfast in our park, surrounded by the soothing sounds of birdsong.
During your stay, you are welcome to use our shared kitchen, which is equipped with a Dolce Gusto coffee maker, microwave, fridge, hob, and kettle.
Parking is convenient and hassle-free. We also provide amenities such as hair dryers, cots, and strollers upon request.
To secure your reservation, a deposit is required, which will be fully refunded in the event of cancellation due to confinement.
Our region is a treasure trove of attractions. Explore the breathtaking Tarn Gorges and Dourbie, visit the picturesque Pareloups Lake, or embark on a thrilling canoe trip. For those seeking adventure, activities like paragliding, running, trail running, and mountain biking are available. Immerse yourself in history by visiting Montpellier's old town, exploring the famous Millau viaduct and its glove workshops, or venturing into the Roquefort Cellars and Dargilan cave. Don't miss the charming Village of Peyré and the opportunity to experience Via Ferrata and climbing in the Gorges du Tarn. Fun for all ages can be found at the Accrobranche park in Millau and Aguessac. Discover the beauty of Le Larzac with its rail bike and Templar castles, or visit Micropolis, a fascinating insect-themed park. Lastly, indulge in the local gastronomy by exploring the markets of local producers and savoring delicacies such as Fouace, Flaune, Aligots, Roquefort, and Walnut Cakes.
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- Millau Viaduct: Located just a few kilometers away from Avenue De Calés, the Millau Viaduct is an architectural marvel and a must-visit tourist attraction. It is the tallest bridge in the world, standing at a height of 343 meters, and offers stunning views of the Tarn Valley and the surrounding countryside.
- Parc de la Victoire: Situated in the heart of Millau, Parc de la Victoire is a beautiful park and a popular spot for both locals and tourists. The park features manicured lawns, colorful flower beds, walking paths, and a peaceful atmosphere to relax and enjoy nature.
- Micropolis - La Cité des Insectes: Located about 6 kilometers from Avenue De Calés, Micropolis is a unique theme park dedicated to insects. It offers interactive exhibits, a butterfly greenhouse, insectariums, and educational displays that provide fascinating insights into the world of insects.
- Roquefort-sur-Soulzon: A short drive from Millau, Roquefort-sur-Soulzon is a charming village famous for its production of Roquefort cheese. Visitors can explore the underground caves where the cheese matures, learn about the traditional cheese-making process, and even sample some of the world-renowned Roquefort cheese.
- Gorges du Tarn: Roughly 30 kilometers north of Millau, the Gorges du Tarn is a breathtaking natural wonder. Carved by the Tarn River, the deep limestone cliffs offer stunning views, opportunities for hiking, canoeing, and rock climbing, as well as picturesque villages like Sainte-Enimie and La Malène along its banks.
- La Couvertoirade: Located approximately 30 kilometers south of Millau, La Couvertoirade is a well-preserved medieval village. It is known for its narrow streets, fortified walls, and ancient buildings, providing visitors with a glimpse into the region's rich history.
- Musee de Millau et des Grands Causses: Situated in Millau, this museum showcases the history, culture, and traditions of the Millau region. It houses a diverse collection of artifacts, including prehistoric tools, Roman artifacts, and exhibits on local crafts like glove-making and leatherwork.
- Chateau de Peyrelade: Situated on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Tarn River, the Chateau de Peyrelade is a medieval fortress dating back to the 12th century. Visitors can explore the ruins, walk along the ramparts, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
- La Graufesenque: Located near Millau, La Graufesenque is an ancient Roman pottery site. It offers guided tours where visitors can learn about the pottery-making techniques used during the Roman era and view the remains of kilns and workshops. 10. Musee de la Vigne et du Vin: Situated in nearby Saint-Beauzély, this museum is dedicated to the history and production of wine. Visitors can explore exhibits on winemaking techniques, grape varieties, and the cultural significance of wine in the region.