Saint-Vincent-de-Salers
The village of St-Vincent-de-Salers is built at the foot of a rocky escarpment overlooking the glacial valley of the river Mars. A picturesque village with some very old houses and a 12th-century church that has been refurbished on a number of occasions. Close to the church is the Château de la Borie (15th century). Numerous remains of water mills (there were seven between Saint-Vincent and Le Vaulmier, each with its own specific function: flour, walnut/hazelnut/beech nut oil, hemp grinding, sawmill, etc.), huts known as "Cottheuges huts". The botanical and ornithological wealth of the various...
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Gourmet cuisine with a traveller flavour, flavoured and mastered and inspired by the kitchen garden. In the gardens, the chef offers you fresh, traditional, quality cuisine with a local and international flavour. Check out our current dishes on our website.
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Lending department for books (novels, comics,…), cd, dvd. Internet access and wifi. Possibility to print in black and white or in colour. Exibitions and activities all year long.
Show moreEcuries du pont d'Auze - Horse riding
In the countryside, for beginners or advanced riders, for youngsters or older members of the public, for a lesson, a training period or a walk, our horses and ponies can cater for everyone. Families welcome. Schools outside and inside. Evening shows (with dinner) on Tuesdays in July 23rd and 30th, in August 6th and 13th.
Show moreLe Gîte du Bosquet
On a vast area (1200m²), detached house full of character built in 1800. Living-room with a kitchen corner, 1 bedroom with a double bed and 1 bedroom with two single beds, shower-room, toilet. Electric heating, fireplace with a wood stove (free wood). Dishwasher for 6 people. TV, DVD player. Garage, grassy terrace (60m²)
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Situated at an average altitude of 720m at the end of the plateau between the Bertande and Maronne rivers, the commune of Besse is divided into two distinct parts: The centre, with its fine 19th-century town houses, is crossed by the RD42 and has two squares. One is dominated by a sumptuous lime tree known as the "Sully", which attracts pétanque players and anyone else looking for a cool spot during the summer. The other is more commercial, with a grocery shop, bar-restaurant, town hall and post office. The upper part of the village, facing south, is ideal for walkers who want to stroll along ...
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