The Hamlet of Luzençon is in the south of Aveyron in 12 km of Millau.

It finds its origins in XI ème century, bulwarks and tower of defence as well as chapel testify it. At the top of the village, the view in 360 ° makes this place strategical for the lords of epoch; they could almost see appearing a knight in weapon leaving for crusades.

Of the table of orientation, you will be able to admire the survey of the sun on Millau and the superb haubané viaduct, the limestone plateau of Larzac in the south and the splendid bedtimes of aglow suns on the region Albigeoise.. The summer they can see in surroundings fields pervaded by the bullets of hay after reaping; the winter while the fog pervaded the valley of Cernon of one quoted and that of Tarn of other one, Luzençon stays well above these moods natural and of the Earth to use entirely the sun of his 480 m of altitude.

The point of view of the table of orientation

The houses which saw marching centuries are renovated and for some lived all year long. Sometimes some concerts live in the Chapel.