Saint-Rémy will be your perfect stopover between Villeneuve d'Aveyron and Villefranche-de-Rouergue. This charming village captivates with its tranquil atmosphere and the soothing presence of water: here, the babbling of streams accompanies your steps and naturally invites you to stroll.
Saint-Rémy and its heritage
As you wander through the narrow streets, you'll first notice the Church of Saint-Rémy , with its Romanesque choir and Gothic-inspired side chapels. In the cemetery, a cross sculpted by a craftsman from the workshop of the collegiate church of Villefranche-de-Rouergue also catches the eye of those who are curious.
Right next door, the castle , leaning against the rock, dominates the surrounding valleys, offering a silhouette that invites us to imagine lives of yesteryear.
While strolling, you will come across old wash houses, dovecotes, caselles or gariottes… and even an 18th century watermill.
A water feature, a picnic area and a natural corner to enjoy
In the heart of the village, the Saint-Rémy pond stretches across 2 hectares of greenery, perfect for a break by the water. Right next door, the picnic area awaits you: all you have to do is take out your basket and enjoy the moment, between walks or after a few kilometers of hiking.
Hiking in Saint-Rémy
Saint-Rémy is surrounded by trails that make you want to lace up your sneakers. On our website, several hikes will take you to explore the surrounding countryside, between valleys, woods and open landscapes where you sometimes come across unexpected wild spots.
Where is Saint-Rémy located in Aveyron?
Saint-Rémy is located 6km from Villeneuve and Villefranche de Rouergue, the village will be the perfect stop for a picnic between visiting these two bastides.
What are the inhabitants of Saint-Rémy called?
The inhabitants of Saint-Rémy are called Saint-Rémois (male) and Saint-Rémoises (female).
Around Saint-Rémy: ideas for walks and discoveries
Here are some ideas of things to see and do around Saint-Rémy:
- Strolling through the medieval streets of Villeneuve d'Aveyron.
- Take a stroll around thepre-Romanesque church of Toulongergues.
- Explore Villefranche-de-Rouergue and its fortified town.
- Walk the gorges of the Aveyron on foot, by bike or even by canoe.
