Banassac-Canilhac

Charming village in Lozère, Banassac continues to attract visitors with its architecture typical of the region and its interesting leisure.

Set in the village hall, the Archaeological Museum of Banassac opened in 1989. It is in particular discover pottery and other ceramics sigillated of the Gallo-Roman and Merovingian coins minted locally.

Built in red sandstone and limestone, the church Saint-Médard dates from the early twelfth century. She was the first rural parish of Gevaudan in his time. One can also enjoy the charm of the church of Viala, dating meanwhile nineteenth century.

Around Banassac, Montferrand has a 1365 bridge classified historical monument. Montferrand Castle, which dominates the village, with ruins easily accessible. Formerly, the building was used to protect and Banassac Canourgue invaders.

walking paths through the village of Banassac like the way the cliffs of the rock Roqueprins, or the path of the red sandstone.

Several sporting activities can be practiced Banassac as caving, climbing, mountain biking hiking, and canoeing on the Lot in particular. Fishing or horseback riding are also available.

A night market is organized in August with local craftsmen and animations, like a garage sale.

In May, up to the fair Pot Plant Plume including a plant swap market.

The votive festival Banassac is organized every year in mid-July with many events.

The Lozérienne Mountain biking, running, cross Banassac in August.