Saint-André-De-Najac: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

In Saint-André-de-Najac, a sawmill, a walnut oil mill and a grain mill are in operation at the Moulin Le Moulinet. Each has a horizontal water wheel powered by water. Guided tours with demonstrations and explanations of the use of hydropower and the craftsmanship of previous generations are offered there; walnut oil and wheat flour are sold on site.

Those choosing Saint-André-de-Najac as a destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Landscape

The Viaur is one of the three watercourses that form the boundaries of Saint-André-de-Najac.

The municipal area lies on a plateau in the ancient peneplain of the Massif Central. The plateau rises to an altitude of 433 metres.

The plateau landscape includes Puechs, Combes, flat areas and valleys with partly steep slopes.

Culture

The Chapelle Notre Dame de Laval is a small 9th-century chapel on the banks of the Viaur. It contains three 17th-century Baroque retables classified as heritage monuments.

The church of Saint-André-de-Najac has Gothic openings that probably date from the 14th century.

Activities

La Source Aveyron mini-golf course features 22 games themed around the symbolism of the cards of the ancient Tarot de Marseille, spread across three levels. The landscaped and flower-filled leisure park covers 2,000 m² and offers shade on hot days.

La Ferme des Grandes Oreilles offers horseback rides to discover the Viaur Valley. From June to September, it also offers night-time rides in the light of the full moon.

Geographical location

Saint-André-de-Najac is located on the D922, the road between Villefranche and Albi.

Other places: Castelnau-Pégayrols, Mur-De-Barrez, Cantoin, Estaing, La Capelle-Bleys, Saujac, Entraygues-Sur-Truyère, Montrozier

For the higher-level travel overview: Aveyron.