Tauriac-De-Naucelle: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Viaduc du Viaur was completed in 1902. The railway bridge spans the valley through which the Viaur River flows and is classified as a historic monument; the classification took place on December 28, 2021. The Viaduc du Viaur is 116 metres high and 460 metres long, and its central arch has a span of 220 metres.

Culture

There are three viewpoints at the Viaduc du Viaur: Aire du Gô, Aire Paul Bodin and Aire du Yunnan. There are no public toilets at the viewpoints. The “Oreilles en balade” trail at the Viaduc du Viaur presents the history of the structure via smartphone, drawing on the history experienced by local residents.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Tauriac-De-Naucelle can name the Viaduc du Viaur as a specific reference point in their travel itinerary.

Nature

The Chapelle-des-Planques site can be reached via a steep path that passes an old, abandoned village. The “La Chapelle des Planques” hike leads to the Roc de l'Aigle, from where the view extends across the valley.

Trails

The “Sentier du Viaduc” passes beneath the pillars of the Viaduc du Viaur and begins at Halte P. Bodin. “La piste oubliée” follows paths used by hunters from Tauriac and St-Just.

The “Chemin de la voie royale” leads to La Sicardie. The “Impasse du barrage” leads to Las Planques.

For the higher-level travel overview: Aveyron.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Nauviale, La Capelle-Bleys, Sanvensa, Jaux, Saint-Rome-De-Cernon, Belmont-Sur-Rance, Saint-Maurice-De-Sorgues, Anglars-Saint-Félix.