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Le Don du Fel, in the Aveyron, is a leading European venue for contemporary ceramics. Its bold architecture houses collections of great diversity and hosts six temporary exhibitions every year.
At once a production workshop, a European gallery and a training centre, it has earned a place on the international map of contemporary ceramics and welcomes many visitors.
A playful interpretation centre in Bozouls devoted to the Earth and the environment, with giant models and a view over the canyon.
In Rodez, the Musée Soulages houses the gift of Pierre and Colette Soulages, nearly 500 works and documents, enlarged in 2012.
A museum of history and archaeology in Rodez, from the Palaeolithic to the present day, famous for its statue-menhirs.
The Musée Denys-Puech is a building designed in the early 20th century to show the works the sculptor Denys Puech gave to Rodez.
Visit of the Roquefort "Société" caves all year round including public holidays. The guided visit lets you discover the original site of Roquefort, its making and ageing in caves.
The great period of Conques, in the eleventh and twelfth centuries, coincides with the building of the Romanesque abbey church and the creation of the finest pieces of goldwork in its treasure, including the golden Majesty of Saint Foy.