This paved street of the medieval town is lined with tall stone houses, a half-timbered house at the end and red and white banners, with a street sign naming Amaury de Sévérac (1365–1427). Marshal of France and a contemporary of Joan of Arc, Amaury developed the fairs and markets of Sévérac; the street keeps many former medieval shops, recognisable by their doors with a horizontal ledge where the craftsman worked in view of customers.