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Tarn Gorges at Sainte-Énimie Must-see
A spectacular canyon of the Tarn overlooking the village, offering panoramas and canoe-kayak activities.
See on the map →Clinging to the cliffs of the Tarn gorges, Sainte-Énimie owes its name to a Merovingian princess miraculously healed, according to legend, at the village spring.
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Former Monastery of Sainte-Énimie Must-see
Remains of the monastery founded, according to legend, by Princess Énimie, healed of leprosy by a miraculous spring.
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Village of Sainte-Énimie
Sloping cobbled lanes clinging to the cliff, lined with limestone houses.
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Source de Burle at Sainte-Énimie
A spring said by legend to have healed Princess Énimie of leprosy.
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