Saint-Côme-d'Olt

Listed historical monument, the Church of St. Cosmas and St. Damian was built in the sixteenth century on the remains of a much older chapel. Flamboyant Gothic style, it reveals its visitors a charming bell tower flamed over forty meters high rated in Europe and a major sculpture. Inside, several objects also receive a ranking historic monument like the door of the sacristy of the fifteenth century, a Henry IV confessional style of the seventeenth or even a wooden Christ on the cross walnut fifteenth century.

Built between the eleventh and the twelfth century, the chapel of the Penitents, also known as Church of St. Pierre de Boisse, the subject of a classification as an historic monument for its roofing and facades. Romanesque style, the building has a paneled roof and a bell tower. Inside, you can find several tombstones and a beautiful statue of St. Michael, which once adorned the portal of the Church of St. Cosmas and St. Damian.

Join the Historical Monuments, the old castle now houses City Hall. It has particularly beautiful corner towers.

Walking through the old town, be sure not to admire the remains of the ancient fortifications walls, the house Caylus Pons with its medieval tower, the bridge on the Lot with its sixteenth century batteries or Ouradou. This chapel was built in the sixteenth century after the end of the plague.

• The market is held every Sunday morning in July and August. A night market is also offered July 14 and August 15.
• In late May, visitors can enjoy the festival of transhumance.
• A flea market is held on the first Sunday of August.
• Every last weekend of August, up to the votive festival and its many entertainment for all audiences.

• Regional Natural Park of Aubrac.
• Way of Saint Jacques de Compostela.
• 16 minutes: single canyon geological site.
• Two other Most Beautiful Villages of France at 15 km from Saint-Côme-d'Olt.
• Espalion Calmont Olt castle, museum Diving Bell...