Cadéac

Charming little village in the Pyrenees, Cadéac hosts within itself beautiful buildings, like the Chapel of Our Lady of Pene-Tailhade. Originally Romanesque, it was rebuilt in the second half of the sixteenth century and has been listed historical monument. Its porch spans a main road in a very original way.

In the village of Saint-Félix church, built in the sixteenth century and rebuilt in the nineteenth century does not lack interest.

One can also admire a watchtower, the ruins of Cadéac built in the thirteenth century, or the castle of Tramezaygues. The latter has one of the last vestiges of signal towers in the Aure valley.

Every year in August, participating in the festival Cadéac small mountain churches.