A stone cross, a water mill, a communal bread oven … keep your eyes open for all of these architectural gems around you as you explore the area. They all bear witness to the history of Carladès, an area that has preserved its traditions and its authenticity. Read on to find out all about our magnificent architectural heritage with lots of lovely sites for you to enjoy.
You'll love the charm of this church! And don't miss the interior, with an altarpiece donated by Anne of Austria, the listed altarpiece and a must-see statue of the seated Christ.
The Church of Saint Pierre proudly dominates the historic center of Vic sur Cère. It has been destroyed, rebuilt, enlarged and renovated, making it a very interesting place to visit. Don't hesitate to push open the door!
The church is most famous for its 16th-century porch, which is listed as a Monument Historique. Its 13th-century choir and bell tower are also worth a visit.
The church is first mentioned in 1266. It was united with Murat in 1598. The building is partly Romanesque and partly Gothic. The portal is quite ornate.
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Don’t miss coming to admire this lovely house in Vic sur Cère. It is tucked away in the heart of the historic centre of the town and represents the close ties between the Carladès area and the Prinicipality of Monaco.
The waters of Vic sur Cère have been known since Gallo-Roman times. We invite you to take a refreshing dip in the shade of the trees in the spa park, before entering the mineral water house to discover its fabulous history.
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