History
In the historic centre of Roquecourbe, 54 half-timbered buildings have been recorded. 45 of the documented half-timbered buildings in Roquecourbe were built in the second half of the 15th century or in the 16th century.
The medieval centre of Roquecourbe has a circular layout that is open towards the river. A bridge of medieval origin connects Roquecourbe’s historic centre with the opposite bank. The hosiery industry flourished in Roquecourbe in the 19th century.
Anyone looking for a holiday apartment in Roquecourbe can tailor their accommodation search specifically to the town.
Culture
A marked trail leads from the road to Lacrouzette to the Sainte Juliane archaeological site.
The Musée de la musique d’harmonie in Roquecourbe offers an immersive, modernised visitor route with interactive digital content and local sculptures. It can be visited independently with a visitor map or as part of a guided tour.
The child-friendly “Promenade à Roquecourbe” includes a treasure hunt that guides visitors through the discovery trail. It explains how fulling mills used water from the Agout to process textiles, felt and leather.
The weekly market in Roquecourbe offers vegetables, meat and cheese from local producers.
Nature
A night carp-fishing stretch is located on the River Agout just outside the village of Roquecourbe and extends for approximately 600 metres.
More local pages: Puycelci, Fayssac, Saint-Beauzile, Carmaux, Lacrouzette, Viane, Fréjeville, Saint-Jean-de-Marcel
