The small town of Entraygues-sur-Truyère in Aveyron forms a picturesque whole with its old houses with thackstone roofs, and its castle fort at the confluence of the Lot and the Truyère. The truly photogenic 13th-century Gothic bridge is sure to appeal to photographers! Entraygues-sur-Truyère is the ideal starting point for a canoe-kayak ride, or for an excursion into the pretty Lot Gorges towards d'Estaing...
In the north Aveyron, in the territory of Aveyron land that composes with Bozouls Espalion and Estaing, lies the peaceful Entraygues-sur-Truyère. Bordered by water, it is 219 m only, equidistant from Conques and Laguiole (a little more than 30 km) and respectively 50 and 55 km Aurillac Rodez.
The valleys of the Lot, Daze, Truyère and Goul from which emerge rocky ridges overlooking deep gorges cut its landscape and give it a semi mountainous terrain, ideal terrain for many hiking trails and stunning views !
On holiday or for a simple discovery, the city of Entraygues-sur-Truyère, nestled between the waters of the Lot and Truyère will seduce you by providing you with its old streets, and cantous ganelles, half-timbered houses and corbelled the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, its castle and its two bridges thirteenth century.
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