Saint-Germain-Du-Teil: Vacation Rentals and Holiday Homes

The church of Saint-Germain-du-Teil is a Neo-Gothic building dating from 1880.

It has a bell-gable tower with four arches, each of which houses a bell.

The Croix de Rouby is a granite cross erected between 1885 and 1888 as a mission cross.

The Fontaine du Poujaux is a vaulted spring carved into limestone.

The Fontaine de la Place de l'Ayral has four spouts. Its water was formerly used by animals and residents. The fountain served as a meeting place for the village.

The village bread oven was reconstructed to pass on the traditional bread-baking method to younger generations during village festivals.

The Allée des Tilleuls at the entrance to the village opens onto the former boys' school.

Food and drink

La Ferme du Teil offers tours during which visitors can learn about the farm, the cows and the production of Laguiole AOP fermier.

During a visit to La Ferme du Teil, visitors can taste the farm's own Laguiole cheese.

Activities

In Saint-Germain-du-Teil, there is a geocaching or treasure-hunt activity featuring hidden treasures, labelled signs and clues.

Trails and landscapes

The mountain-biking route Autour des trois croix – VTT No. 16 runs along the foothills of the Aubrac via small roads and forest tracks. It passes the hamlets of Tioulet, La Cazette, Le Ferréol, Montagut, Montagudet, Le Pouget and Mascoussel and offers views over the Lot Valley.

The mountain-biking route Les contreforts de l'Aubrac – VTT No. 15 runs through the foothills of the Aubrac between small streams and forests and offers viewpoints.

The trail Le petit patrimoine leads from Saint-Germain-du-Teil to a viewpoint overlooking southern Margeride, the Grands Causses and, in the background, the Cévennes.

The trail Tombes Juives offers changing viewpoints and passes through hamlets.

The Route des Lacs en Aubrac leads to impressive landscapes and natural attractions such as glacial lakes and waterfalls.

The Chemin de Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert leads to the entrance of Saint-Germain-du-Teil; from there, the church can be reached via the road.

The unmarked Sentier de Poujaux is 1.5 kilometres long and takes approximately 45 minutes.

The nearest train station to Saint-Germain-du-Teil is located in Banassac.

Anyone choosing Saint-Germain-du-Teil as a travel destination wants to rent a holiday apartment there.

More local pages: Bagnols-Les-Bains, Marchastel, Chanac, Le Malzieu-Ville, Vialas, Saint-Michel-De-Dèze, Saint-Hilaire-de-Lavit, Albaret-Sainte-Marie

To the overarching travel overview: Lozère.