The 34-metre-high Monument-Mémoire stands on the former mine site near Shaft No. 1. It is freely accessible year-round in the Parc Thermal.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment for a stay in Cransac can include this preference in their personal travel planning.
Culture and History
La Triangulaire de Cransac is a contemporary work of art in public space divided into three poles.
The Musée Les Mémoires de Cransac explores the local history of mining and thermalism, social history, changes to the landscape, and individual and collective memories through models, plans, photographs, films and eyewitness accounts. The museum is part of the “Art dans l'espace public en Aveyron” tour.
The Musée Les Mémoires de Cransac offers self-guided visits as well as guided tours for groups and other visitors.
Walks and Trails
The Conques–Toulouse long-distance hiking trail passes through Cransac, continues to Aubin, the neighbouring town, and then to Peyrusse-Le-Roc.
The themed walk “Cransac-les-eaux” starts at the town hall square and is 1 km long.
The “Art & Nature” Land Art trail is 5 kilometres long.
Thermalism and Landscape
The thermal facility is located on the edge of the Forêt de la Vaysse. The Forêt de la Vaysse consists of a series of reforested open-pit mines.
The Office de Tourisme et du Thermalisme provides hiking topoguides with circular routes in the Forêt de la Vaysse.
Other Places
Other places: Lacalm, Comprégnac, Sainte-Juliette-Sur-Viaur, Cantoin, Brusque, Pierrefiche, La Loubière, Noailhac