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    • Rodez Cathedral
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    • Old Town
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    • Musée Des Beaux-Arts Denys-Puech
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    Completely rebuilt in that pink sandstone in 1276, Rodez Cathedral is an awesome blend of Gothic finesse and military might famed for its 87-metre bell tower. Unlike almost any other church in the world, the western facade is completely closed off by a menacing sheer wall of stone, with nothing more than arrow loops until you reach the rose window ...

    The Renaissance Hôtel de Jouéry is among the oldest and most elegant residences in the city, with mouldings and pilasters on its facade and a courtyard with gorgeous wooden galleries. It’s all a noble backdrop for a museum that maps out the history of the Rouergue, going back to the Neolithic period. The showpiece here is the Dame de Saint-Sernin, ...

    Rodez’ Centre-Ville demands a closer look for its ancient street-plan and profusion of fine old houses. In the southern part of the old town, around the Place du Bourg, these residences belonged to merchants and nobility. While the quarter around the cathedral and episcopal palace further north was the Cité, reserved for the clergy. The roll-call o...

    One of the most notable figures to come out of Rodez in recent times is the artist Pierre Soulange, identified by his predilection for the colour black. After a long construction this stylish museum was unveiled not far from the cathedral in 2014 at a ceremony attended by President Hollande. Since the project was announced more than a decade ago th...

    A sight to admire from the outside, Rodez’ Episcopal Palace was one of the monuments that anchored the medieval city and is now the home of Aveyron’s General Council. This residence for the Bishop of Rodez originally joined with the cathedral and ramparts but had to be moved when the cathedral expanded in the 15th century. It had a turbulent time a...

    Worthy of its own entry, the Maison d’Armagnac is one of the most photographed sights in Rodez and can be found on Place de l’Olmet. This glorious four-storey house was built between 1525 and 1531 by a rich local merchant. Take as long as you like to study the masterful stonework, with its corbels, pilasters and medallions representing Rodez’ nobil...

    The local sculptor Denys Puech was very active during the French Third Republic (1870-1940), when he received many official commissions from the government. In 1903 he founded this museum, and its Art Nouveau building commands a sensational view over Rodez from the elevated part of the city. As well as Puech’s sculpture there are also permanent col...

    Another proud sandstone edifice, this church near Place du Bourg originated in the 1100s, but started to fall apart in the 1600s. So it was closed down and rebuilt using the same stones in the Baroque style in the middle of the 18th century, while the Romanesque interior were left mostly unchanged. The 5th-century Saint Amans was Rodez’ first bisho...

    Rodez’ two main squares, Place du Bourg and Place de la Cité burst into life on market days. There are two a week at the period setting of the Place du Bourg, on Wednesday and Saturday. At the midweek market you have around 60 traders selling regional produce and food like pizza and paella prepared on the spot. The big one though is the Saturday ma...

    Medieval architecture can be a bit dry for the littler members of the family. But Rodez’ tourist office has come up with a way to get children involved. All around the old town are centuries-old carvings of strange and whimsical creatures, many of which are hidden high on buildings or burrowed in dark niches. So with the help of an expert guide and...

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    1 French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km 2 (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries. Rodez ( French pronunciation: [ʁɔdɛs] ⓘ or [ʁɔdɛz] ⓘ; Occitan: Rodés, [ruˈðes]) is a small city and commune in the South of France, about 150 km northeast of Toulouse.

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  4. Mar 30, 2012 · France may prove a particular challenge. Promenade on a Parisian boulevard with a paper coffee cup? Ça ne se fait pas! It just isn’t done. After eight years spent setting up 63 French...

  5. Oct 7, 2023 · Experience the charm of Rodez, a pretty little city in the south of France. Discover its breathtaking beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Explore the wonders that France has to offer in Rodez.

  6. Jun 3, 2019 · The Mercure Rodez Cathedrale, 1 av Victor Hugo, 0033 (0)5 65 68 55 19, is a good 4-star choice with Art Deco style rooms. Read guest reviews, check rates and book the Mercure Rodez Cathedrale with TripAdvisor. Try the bed and breakfast Château de Carnac, just a few minutes from Rodez in Onet-le-Château.

  7. It is accessible by motorway and dual-carriageway road from Toulouse and Albi to the southwest, and is 45 km from the A75 Paris-Beziers motorway to the east. There are trains, comfortable but rather slow, from Toulouse (direct) and Paris (change at Brive la Gaillarde). Rodez has direct flights to the UK - Southampton - with Eastern airways/Flybe.

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