The Paraire Chapel, last vestige of the asylum for the insane, where the Paraire writer and poet Antonin Artaud was confined.
Today, it houses a 'space Antonin Artaud'.

The chapel of Saint-Martin, it was situated halfway up, overlooking Layoule.
Before 1789, it served as a Ruthenoise parish, and then before the second world war, deposit garbage and playgrounds for children.
In ruins since the war, it was entirely demolished in 1966.

The Chapel of Our Lady of Mercy, located on the Chemin de la Boriette (a remote green space).
Owned by the municipality of Rodez, it was originally incorporated into La Chartreuse (today the Haras national de Rodez).
Restored by the Companions of the Duty, it is open to the public in the afternoon on good days.

The Rodez mosque, inaugurated in May 2003 and remarkable for its architecture, is located on the Avenue Bamberg.
The Paraire Chapel, last vestige of the asylum for the insane, where the Paraire writer and poet Antonin Artaud was confined. Today, it houses a 'space Antonin Artaud'.
The chapel of Saint-Martin, it was situated halfway up, overlooking Layoule. Before 1789, it served as a Ruthenoise parish, and then before the second world war, deposit garbage and playgrounds for children. In ruins since the war, it was entirely demolished in 1966.
The Chapel of Our Lady of Mercy, located on the Chemin de la Boriette (a remote green space). Owned by the municipality of Rodez, it was originally incorporated into La Chartreuse (today the Haras national de Rodez). Restored by the Companions of the Duty, it is open to the public in the afternoon on good days.
The Rodez mosque, inaugurated in May 2003 and remarkable for its architecture, is located on the Avenue Bamberg.
Rodez