In Giou-de-Mamou, a historical trail uses QR codes to guide visitors through the history of the village – from the 17th century back to the Gallo-Roman era.
Culture
The historical trail of Giou-de-Mamou is approximately 7 kilometres long.
A menhir dating from around 100 BC stands along the historical trail of Giou-de-Mamou.
The most important megaliths in the Aurillac Basin are located in Giou-de-Mamou and Saint-Simon.
The menhir is believed to have survived because it was later Christianised.
Those wishing to stay in Giou-de-Mamou may want to rent a holiday apartment.
Château de Carbonat is located in the vicinity of Giou-de-Mamou.
Château De La Laubie is also located in the vicinity of Giou-de-Mamou.
The Le Pas-de-Cère waterfall is located near Giou-de-Mamou.
Château Saint-Étienne is located near Giou-de-Mamou.
The Muséum des volcans museum is also located near Giou-de-Mamou.
Jardin Résinie park is located in the vicinity of Giou-de-Mamou.
Square Arsène Vermenouze park is located near Giou-de-Mamou.
Ancien îlot Gambetta islet is also located near Giou-de-Mamou.
More village pages: Pers, Thiézac, Montmurat, Saint-Mamet-La-Salvetat, Pailherols, Saint-Constant, Besse, Ferrières-Saint-Mary.
