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Troglodyte Houses of Peyre Must-see
Dwellings hollowed out of the limestone cliff, some dating from the Middle Ages, typical of Aveyron troglodyte housing.
See on the map →A troglodyte village carved into the cliff overlooking the Tarn, Peyre offers its houses half-buried in the rock a few kilometres from the Millau viaduct.
Open Peyre on the interactive mapDwellings hollowed out of the limestone cliff, some dating from the Middle Ages, typical of Aveyron troglodyte housing.
See on the map →A semi-troglodyte church hollowed out of the rock, unique of its kind in the region.
See on the map →A viewpoint from Peyre over the Millau viaduct, a contemporary engineering work spanning the Tarn valley.
See on the map →The banks of the Tarn at the foot of the troglodyte village, offering a view of the houses hollowed out of the rock.
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