Sainte Enimie Photo Gallery
1/17. Sainte Enimie village nestled in a notch of the hills on the right bank of the Tarn, looking north
2/17. Center of Sainte Enimie, with the monastery at the top of the village
3/17. The big, rectangular monastery at the top of Sainte Enimie village is not open to the public
4/17. View across Sainte Enimie from the far west side of the village
5/17. West of Sainte Enimie is the Gorges du Tarn, and the road going around the ridge for the Gorges and for Mende to the north.
6/17. Slate roofs along Rue de la Combe in the center of Sainte Enimie village
7/17. Medieval house in Sainte Enimie village, with tower and sun glistening on the slate tiles
8/17. Small courtyard of the Sainte Enimie monastery, beside the Chapelle Sainte Madeleine
9/17. Narrow, cobblestone Rue Basse climbs the west side of Sainte Enimie - the blue mark high on the building is the flood level of 29 September 1900
10/17. Period transportation in Sainte Enimie, and Rue des Remparts.
11/17. Place du Presbytère with shady grape arbor in the heart of Sainte Enimie village
12/17. Cobblestones, stone walls and slate, Rue des Remparts in Sainte Enimie village
13/17. Small Medieval part of Sainte Enimie across the 3-arch bridge, on the left bank of the Tarn
14/17. The Hermitage of Sainte Enimie perched high on the cliffs beside the village
15/17. A path from the village climbs up to the Hermitage of Sainte Enimie
16/17. Sainte Enimie village with the parking areas beside the river and beside the canoe rentals
17/17. Kayaks setting off from Sainte Enimie down the Gorges du Tarn


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