Visitors to Les Lindarets in the French Alps share the streets with goats roaming freely through the village.
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The video shows goats walking between shops, interacting with tourists and even trying to enter a restaurant. Locals explain that the animals have been part of life in this Haute-Savoie hamlet for generations, especially during the summer grazing season.
The goats belong to a local farmer who brings his herds to the mountain pastures from mid-May until the end of September.
Their presence has become a key part of Les Lindarets' identity.
The village has restricted traffic during peak hours to preserve its traditional atmosphere and allow the goats to continue roaming freely.
