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A SLa Vicairie Le Village Fau de Peyre
Peyre en Aubrac
48130
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Upon entering the family house, one is immediately captivated by its unique spirit. Nestled in the heart of a quaint village boasting a mere 30 inhabitants, this house, originally built in the 1800s, once served as the residence of a priest before evolving into a warm and inviting family home.Surrounding the house, a charming village awaits, complete with a restaurant, institutional buildings, two farms, and a school, all within a mere 50 meters of your doorstep.
Inside, the family house exudes simplicity and comfort. A delightful walled garden invites you to enjoy sun-drenched lunches at a table, or find solace under the shade of large umbrellas at a cozy coffee table. Every moment spent here is cherished for its true essence.
Experience the enchantment of a family home, brimming with cherished memories and heartfelt emotions. Immerse yourself in the soothing melodies of Stan Getz or Maria Callas on vinyl, or indulge in the local tunes of Radio Margeride. Delve into a captivating book from the library, unwind on the comfortable couches in the lounge, or bask in the cozy warmth of the wood stove.
Entertainment options abound, from watching DVDs or TV to listening to your favorite tunes on your I-Pod, or even finding a peaceful spot in the garden for a rejuvenating nap.
Before settling down for a delightful meal, engage in a spirited game of darts in the cozy lounge or venture out into the garden where an authentic Irish target awaits. As you sip on a refreshing beverage, observe your succulent veal chop cooking on the barbecue, creating a tantalizing aroma.
Embrace these small yet meaningful aspects of everyday life, where conversations flow freely and connections are forged. This is where true significance lies.
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Directions
To reach your destination, take the A75 motorway and exit at Aumont-Aubrac. From there, follow the signs towards Fau Peyre for approximately 8 kilometers. Once you reach the village, you will find your destination behind the church.
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
1 | 35 | 40 | 20 | 7,50 | ||||||||||
| Holiday Home | 6 | ||||||||||||||
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Attractions
- Château de la Baume - Located in nearby Espalion, this medieval castle offers stunning views of the Lot Valley. Visitors can explore the castle's architecture and learn about its rich history through guided tours.
- Laguiole Village - Known for its famous Laguiole knives, this charming village is a must-visit for knife enthusiasts. Visitors can wander through the streets, visit knife shops, and even witness the traditional knife-making process.
- Aubrac Plateau - Situated in the heart of the Massif Central, the Aubrac Plateau is a beautiful natural attraction. It offers scenic landscapes, rolling hills, and picturesque villages. Visitors can indulge in hiking, biking, or simply enjoy the tranquility of the area.
- Aumont-Aubrac - This small town is a gateway to the Aubrac Plateau. It features a medieval church, charming streets, and delicious local cuisine. Visitors can enjoy traditional dishes such as aligot (a cheesy mashed potato dish) and explore the town's rich history.
- Gorges du Tarn - About an hour's drive from Peyre en Aubrac, the Gorges du Tarn is a breathtaking natural wonder. This deep canyon carved by the Tarn River offers stunning views, opportunities for outdoor activities such as kayaking and hiking, and picturesque villages along its banks.
- Millau Viaduct - Located in Millau, this impressive modern bridge is a must-see architectural marvel. Designed by Sir Norman Foster, it is the tallest cable-stayed bridge in the world. Visitors can admire the bridge from the viewpoints or even go bungee jumping from it.
- Roquefort-sur-Soulzon - Famous for its Roquefort cheese, this village is home to the traditional cheese-making process. Visitors can tour the caves where the cheese ages and learn about the history and production of this world-renowned delicacy.
- Mende - The capital of the Lozère department, Mende is a charming town with a rich historical heritage. It features a beautiful cathedral, medieval streets, and a lively market. Visitors can explore the town's museums, enjoy local cuisine, and admire the surrounding countryside.
- Aubrac Cattle - For nature enthusiasts, a visit to see the iconic Aubrac cattle is a must. These hardy, long-horned cattle graze freely on the Aubrac Plateau and are an integral part of the local culture and landscape. 10. Espalion - Located along the banks of the Lot River, Espalion is a picturesque town with a rich architectural heritage. Visitors can explore the medieval bridge, the Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste, and the picturesque old town with its charming houses and shops.