Top 10 things to do and attractions in Sainte-Enimie

(Translated by Google) Superb place to visit, free, dog allowed, guided tour (thanks to the passionate guide) or free, very interesting, hamlet of farms rehabilitated by the Department and listed as a UNESCO heritage site, refreshment bar, superb panorama of the Tarn, picnic tables fuck. Signpost from Sainte Enimie. Few people on August 14, which is a shame because it is an essential site to get an idea of ​​life in the past in the Causses. (Original) Superbe lieu à visiter, gratuit, chien autorisé, visite guidée (merci au guide passionné) ou libre, très intéressant, hameau de fermes réhabilitées par le Département et inscrit au patrimoine de l’UNESCO, buvette, superbe panorama sur le Tarn, tables pique nique. Panneau indicateur à partir de Sainte Enimie. Peu de monde en ce 14 août, dommage car c’est un site incontournable pour avoir une idée de la vie autrefois dans les Causses.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful discovery! The guide was super friendly and provided interesting explanations. We really enjoyed it. A place that deserves to be discovered and explored. The lookout is magnificent! The approximately 5.5 km trail is pleasant, but be careful, there's no shade. Picnic facilities are available on site, and there's also a small bar and a reading corner for children. (Original) Belle découverte! Le guide été super sympa avec des explications intéressantes.Ca nous a beaucoup plu. Un lieu qui mérite d'être connu et développé. Le belvédère est magnifique ! Le sentier de 5,5 km environs est sympa, attention pas d'ombre. De quoi picniquer sur place, il y a également un petit bar et un coin lecture pour les enfants.

(Translated by Google) Place worth the detour. After 1h30 of hiking to arrive at the Boissets estate, a well-maintained UNESCO cultural heritage site that is very interesting to discover. (Original) Lieu qui vaut le détour. Après 1h30 de randonnée pour arriver sur le domaine de Boissets, un patrimoine culturel de l’UNESCO bien entretue et très intéressant à découvrir.

(Translated by Google) This place deserves to be better known. It's a very well-appointed hamlet with passionate guides who introduce us to the life of the Caussenardes in a fun way for children and a scientific way for adults. This hamlet can be explored as a circular hike, ascending along the pretty hillside path and descending along the old draille (traditional cattle herds). (Original) Ce lieu gagne à être connu. C'est un hameau très bien aménagé avec des guides passionnés qui nous font découvrir de manière ludique pour les enfants et scientifique pour les adultes la vie des caussenardes Ce hameau peut se faire en randonnée en boucle en montant par le joli sentier a flanc de colline et en redescendant par l'ancienne draille : voies de transhumance.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent view, very informative exhibitions in the houses. We went there on foot via the path starting from Sainte-Enimie (500m difference in altitude), we greatly appreciated the artisanal apple juice which was delicious at the refreshment bar. (Original) Vue magnifique, expositions très instructives dans les maisons. Nous y sommes allées à pied par le sentier partant de Sainte-Enimie (500m de dénivelé), nous avons énormément apprécié le jus de pomme artisanal qui était délicieux à la buvette.

(Translated by Google) A multimedia and beautifully constructed museum, something you absolutely wouldn't expect in this wasteland. The way people live in harmony with nature and the special conditions of this landscape is explained in a variety of ways. There are numerous free brochures available and you can purchase local products. The staff is very friendly and helpful. There is a very nice viewing platform and some picnic areas. The rustic and spacious coffee shop is unfortunately not always open, understandable. The entire exhibition is very tastefully integrated into the old farm and is extremely well maintained. A real little gem in the barren, impressive landscape. (Original) Ein multimedial und sehr schön aufgebautes Museum, was man in dieser Einöde absolut nicht erwartet. Die Lebensweise der Menschen im Einklang mit der Natur und den speziellen Gegebenheiten dieser Landschaft wird auf vielfältige Weise erläutert. Es liegen zahlreiche kostenlose Broschüren aus und man kann lokale Produkte erwerben. Das Personal ist sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit. Es gibt eine sehr schöne Aussichtsplattform und einige Picknickplätze. Das rustikale und geräumige Kaffee ist leider nicht immer geöffnet, verständlich. Die gesamte Ausstellung ist sehr geschmackvoll in den alten Bauernhof integriert und äußerst gepflegt. Ein echtes kleines Juwel in der kargen beeindruckenden Landschaft.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty place. Signs explain life in the past. The atmosphere is peaceful today, even offering a breathtaking view of the Tarn gorges. (Original) Très jolie lieu. Des panneaux explique bien la vie d'autrefois. L'ambiance y est aujourd'hui paisible, offrant même une vue à couper le souffle sur les gorges du Tarn.

Great view but for a great photographic sunrise, you need to be on another spot

Beautiful

(Translated by Google) We made a great discovery by visiting this magnificent village in a breathtaking site! 🤩We were in a camper van and we spent the night there on the banks of the Tarn. Thanks to the municipality for the very nice concert of the Mendes harmony 👍😉. After a very calm night, we had breakfast by the water. The welcome from the traders is very friendly and there are good restaurants to enjoy 😜. We will come back very soon! 😉 (Original) Nous avons fait une très belle découverte en visitant ce village magnifique dans un site à couper le souffle ! 🤩Nous étions en camping car et nous y avons passé la nuit au bord du Tarn. Merci à la municipalité pour le concert bien sympathique de l'harmonie de Mendes 👍😉. Après une nuit très calme, nous avons pris notre petit déjeuner au bord de l'eau. L'accueil des commerçants et très sympathique et il y a des bons restaurants pour se régaler 😜. Nous reviendrons très vite ! 😉

(Translated by Google) Sublime view of a UNESCO world heritage site and Sainte-Enimie, one of the most beautiful villages in France. (Original) Sublime point de vue sur un site inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'Unesco et sur Sainte-Enimie l'un des plus beaux villages de France.

(Translated by Google) A small village nestled deep in the Tarn Gorges. A must-see. (Original) Un petit village niché au fond des gorges du Tarn. A voir absolument.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent place with a view of the Tarn gorges (Original) Magnifique lieu avec vue sur les gorges du Tarn

(Translated by Google) If there's still space in the small parking lot, don't hesitate to stop by. The view overlooking the town of Ste Enimie and the bends of the Tarn is magnificent! (Original) S'il reste de la place sur le petit parking, n'hésitez pas à y faire une halte. La vue plongeante sur la ville de Ste Enimie et les lacets du Tarn y est magnifique !

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(Translated by Google) Pretty little typical village to visit out of season because it is very touristy (Original) Jolie petit village typique à faire hors saison car très touristique

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful village, where we love to get lost in the streets, among the old stones. Clean and calm, it was a relaxing visit. Bravo to the municipality (Original) Très beau village, ou l'on aime se perdre dans les rues , au milieu des vieilles pierres. Propre et calme, c'était une visite reposante. Bravo a la municipalité

(Translated by Google) Superb village! The best part: an app to download to discover the city thanks to a series of puzzles, very nice, I recommend! (Original) Superbe village ! Le plus : une application à télécharger pour découvrir la ville grâce à une suite d’énigmes, très sympa je recommande !

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful medieval village. A route, the map of which is available at the Tourist Office, allows you to explore the city with the main places of life (done in 1 hour / 1 hour 30 minutes). Bring shoes with sufficiently thick soles because everything is paved and the ground is uneven on the majority of the route. Ideal this month of February because the city belongs to you, not a cat 😀. Special mention for the clean and good-smelling public toilets! (Original) Très beau village médiéval. Un parcours dont la carte est disponible à l'Office du tourisme permet de parcourir la ville avec les principaux lieux de vie ( se fait en 1h / 1h30 ). Prévoir des chaussures avec des semelles suffisamment épaisses car tout est pavé et le sol est inégal sur la majorité du parcours. Idéal en ce mois de février car la ville vous appartient, pas un chat 😀. Mention spéciale pour les sanitaires publics propres et qui sentent bon !

(Translated by Google) A beautiful medieval village with various artisans, restaurants, and a brasserie/bar. There is a large parking lot at the entrance to the village, along the river. (Original) Un très beau village médiéval,divers artisan dans le village, restaurant, brasserie bar. Grand parking à l'entrée du village, au bord de la rivière.

(Translated by Google) Impeccable welcome and information. Friendly staff. However, beware of certain shops that mistake tourists for Americans, especially the butcher's shop located just after the brasserie facing the bridge. Charming village with plenty of hiking and other activities. (Original) Accueil et informations impeccables. Personnel sympathique. Par contre attention à certaine boutique qui prennent les touristes pour des américains, notamment le vendeur de la boucherie situé juste apres le brasserie face au pont. Village charmant et avec plein d d'activités randos et autres.

(Translated by Google) info The Burle spring, said to be miraculous, is at the heart of the legend of Saint Enimie. According to her, the young Merovingian princess, suffering from leprosy, bathed there three times. She was cured and understood that her fate was linked to the banks of the Tarn. She settled there and founded a small monastery for men and women. The Burle spring thus took on capital importance in the development of the monastery and the place called Burlatis, now called Saint Enimie. Enimie Laden with copper salts that give it its distinctive blue color, the main virtue of this water is to treat skin diseases in people and animals (ringworm in particular). According to tradition, a simple cloth soaked in Burle water is enough to relieve eczema and other dermatitis. Of the Vaucluse type, the spring gushed forth during floods, forming large eddies. In 1934, a catchment system was installed to supply the village with drinking water. Today, no geologist has been able to pinpoint the exact origin of the spring, but cavers have discovered a sinkhole, 45 meters below the level of the Tarn. However, its water volume depends little on the rainfall in the causse. The clarity of the basin is deceptive. The depth at its center actually reaches 6 to 7 meters. It is one of the most important resurgences feeding the Tarn. The Burle spring, which is said to have miraculous powers, is at the heart of the legend of Saint Enimie. It says that the young Merovingian princess, who suffered from leprosy, bathed there three times and was healed. Seeing this she understood that her fate was connected to that According to tradition, a piece of cloth soaked in the waters of the Burle of the banks of the Tarn and founded a small monastery there, for men Source is enough to sooth eczema and other forms of dermatitis. Burle source was therefore of utmost importance to the development of This "Vauclusian" source gushes forth during rises in the water level the monastery and the place named Burlatis, now called Sainte-Enimie. forming great eddies. In 1934, a hawnessing system was set up to supply the village. in drinking water. Its very high copper salt content gives it its particular blue color and the main property of the water is that it heals skin diseases in men and To date, geologists have not been able to locate the exact origin of the source oit speleologists have discovered a sinkhole forty-five meters animals (ringworm in particular). beneath the level of the river Tarn. Its water volume however depends on the pluviometry on the limestone plateau. The clarity of water in the basin is disappointing: it is 6 to 7 meters deep in the center and one of the largest resurgences to feed the Tarn. (Original) info source de Burle, dite miraculeuse, est au coeur de la légende de sainte Enimie. Selon elle, la jeune princesse mérovingienne, atteinte de la lèpre,s'y baigna par trois fois. fut guérie et comprit que son sort était lie aux rives du Tarn. Elle s'installa et fonda un petit moutier (monastère) d'hommes et de femmes. La source de Burle prend ainsi une importance capitale dans le developpement du monastère et du lieu-dit Burlatis, aujourd hui Sainte. Énimie Chargée en sels de cuivre qui lui donne cette couleur bleue si particuliere, la vertu principale de cette eau est de soigner les maladies de peau des gens et des bêtes (teigne en particulier) elon la tradition, un simple linge imbibé de l'eau de Burle suffirait à soulager l'eczéma et autres dermatites. De type vauclusienne , la source jaillissait pendant les crues, formant alors de gros remous. En 1934, un système de captage a été installé afin de fournir ie village en eau potable. De nos jours, aucun géologue n'a pu focaliser T'origine exacte de la source, mais des speléologues ont découvert un aven, quarante- cinq metres en dessous du niveau du Tarn. Cependant, son volume d'eau dépend peu de la pluviométrie du causse. fa clarté du bassin est trompeuse. La profondeur en son centre atteint en réalité 6 à 7 metres. C'est une des plus importantes Burle source, which is said to have miraculous powers, is at the heart résurgences alimentant le Tarn. of the legend of saint Enimie. It says that the young Merovingian princess, who suffered from leprosy, bathed there three times and was healed. Seeing this she understood that her fate was connected to that According to tradition, a piece of cloth soaked in the waters of the Burle of the banks of the Tarn and founded a small monastery there, for men Source is enough to sooth eczema and other forms of dermatitis. Burle source was therefore of utmost importance to the development of This "Vauclusian" source gushes forth during rises in the water level the monastery and the place named Burlatis, now called Sainte-Enimie. forming great eddies. In 1934, a hawnessing system was set up to supply the village. in drinking water. Its very high copper salt content gives it its particular blue colour and the main property of the water is that it heals skin diseases in men and To date, geologists have not been able to locate the exact origin of the source oit speleologists have discovered a sinkhole forty-five metres animals (ringworm in particular). beneath the level of the river Tarn. Its water volume however depends on the pluviometry on the limestone plateau. The clearness of water in the basin is deceptive: it is 6 to 7 metres deep in the centre and one of the largest resurgences to feed the Tarn.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty village and beautiful discovery of this source with turquoise water (Original) très Joli village et belle découverte de cette source à l'eau turquoise

(Translated by Google) A legendary source loaded with copper salt in Sainte Éminie, gorges du tarn (Original) Une source de légende chargée en sel de cuivre à Sainte Éminie, gorges du tarn

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful and mystical (Original) Très beau et mystique

(Translated by Google) Extraordinary ! Free Free access (Original) Extraordinaire ! Gratuit Accès libre

(Translated by Google) A passage under the town hall which allows you to take a complete tour of the resurgence of the burle which flows a little further into the Tarn. Note the blue and transparency of the water! (Original) Un passage sous la mairie qui permet de faire le tour complet de la résurgence de la burle qui se jette un peu plus loin dans le Tarn. A noter le bleu et la transparence de l'eau !

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place (Original) Endroit magnifique

(Translated by Google) Superb cave, very few narrow passages, beautiful pools of water, stalagmites, stalactites, large rooms, in short, the best. If you are a beginner and want to discover this universe, do not hesitate to contact a caving professional who will guide you in this place full of mystery. (Original) Superbe cavité, très peu de passage étroit, des beaux gours d'eau, stalagmites, stalactites, grandes salles bref le top. Si vous êtes débutant et voulez découvrir cet univers n'hésite pas à contacter un professionnel de la spéléologie qui vous guidera dans ce lieu plein de mystère.

(Translated by Google) Accessible cavity, the volumes are very varied, as are all the formations that you can find inside. (Original) Cavité accessible, les volumes sont très variés, tout comme toutes les formations que vous pourrez y trouver à l'intérieur

(Translated by Google) Very friendly and attentive guide. Don't be afraid of getting wet. It's quite a sport. Very good experience. (Original) Guide très sympathique et à l écoute. Ne pas avoir peur de se mouiller. C'est assez sportif. Très bonne expérience.

One of the best and most original restaurants I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting. You might think the amazing view is the highlight, but no. Especially enjoyed the tarte des fleur and the verrine des lentilles crémeuse for dessert. Everything with the pesto à l’ail d’ours is also delicious. Really among my favorite restaurants in the world and I love to eat.

Astounding view. Great wine. Warm service. Decent prices. What else?

Incredible view! We arrived here by chance and it was a great surprise, the view is incredible, the owners are lovely! We had a planchette apero, the confit d’oignons is home made and delicious.

Simply stunning view at sunrise!

The local food and drinks are delicious and the owners are friendly and kind. It's wonderful to sit on the shaded terrace and enjoy the view.

Wow, just stunning

Beautiful. Worth the stop