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The Resistance museum in Anterrieux, in the Cantal, exhibits and preserves objects recalling life in the maquis, relations with the Allies, political forces and the men of the local Resistance.
It also has a documentation centre. The museum is open mainly in summer; for the rest of the year it can be visited on certain days or by appointment.
A museum in Chaudes-Aigues devoted to geothermal energy: its origins, uses and natural manifestations.
The keep and the farmhouse seen today are the remains of the large 14th-century fortress of Couffour, flanked by seven towers.
A spa town in the Remontalou valley, famous since Antiquity for one of the hottest natural springs in Europe.
The ruins of a castle built on a rocky peak that the Grandval dam turned into a peninsula, with a medieval chapel below.
A classical ensemble of the 14th and 18th centuries: a main building with two wings framing a courtyard, and a French formal garden.
A majestic iron structure, the Garabit viaduct has linked the two banks of the Truyère for more than 120 years and arouses the admiration of holidaymakers who discover it on the roads that criss-cross these gorges with varied tourist attractions.