Laguiole: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Laguiole
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The Laguiole ski area offers ski slopes, snowshoe hikes and excursions with sled dogs. This makes the destination a place that combines winter sports with other activities in the snow.
If you are planning a stay in Laguiole, booking a hotel may be an option for you.
Winter and Exercise
A short Vélo-et-Fromages route starts in Laguiole at Place du Foirail. The easy, 30.2-kilometre cycle route focuses on agro-pastoralism and local know-how.
The Les Abiouradous hike leads through the Bois de Laguiole and across Aubrac meadows with dry-stone walls and burons.
Culture and History
The Église Saint-Matthieu dates from the 16th century and stands on the site of a former castle. The crypt of the Chapelle Sainte-Thérèse houses a fresco by Nicolaï Greschny.
The Musée du couteau Laguiole presents a collection of rare objects that bear witness to human ingenuity over the centuries.
The Baludik route “Max et les mémoires de Jeannou” in Laguiole is a self-guided family experience exploring the history and heritage of the destination and lasts approximately one hour.
The Flavours of Aubrac
Tours of the Distillerie Twelve in Laguiole introduce visitors to the whisky d’Aubrac production stages: brewing, distilling and ageing. The tours take place in a former presbytery, followed by a tasting.
The Jeune Montagne cheese dairy offers a free visit lasting approximately 30 minutes. It includes tastings of Laguiole AOP at various stages of maturation, including six months, 12 to 24 months, as well as Laguiole Grand Aubrac made from milk from summer pastures.
Other destinations: Lagarrigue, Saint-Chély-D’aubrac.
To the higher-level travel overview: Aveyron.
