Le Moulin du Teinturier chalets

Two hamlets of 10 chalets (one is suitable for handicapped people). Fitted kitchen, shower-room, 2 bedrooms : 1 double bed, 2 single beds, sofa-bed for 2 people, semi-covered terrace with a set of garden furniture. Shared room with a television - room with games -"pétanque" pitch - ping-pong - tennis court - games for children - mini-golf - activities in summer. 300m from a restaurant. Shops on the spot.

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Le Moulin du Teinturier campsite

88 pitches on a vast (5,5ha) area - family and quiet campsite with large pitches -camper van facilities and pitches for caravans - sanitary facilities - some pitches with electric and water connections - phone - washing machine - tv room - gaming room - pétanque pitch - ping-pong table - tennis court - games for children - mini-golf - activities in summer - 300m from a restaurant. Shops on site. 2 hamlets of 10 chalets (one for handicapped people). 10 km from Salers - 20 km from Mauriac - 30 km from Aurillac.

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Tannery and Leather Museum

Guided tour of the old Bortoise tanneries, with explanations of the various machines (fuller, slitter, press...) and the many different types of tanning (full grain, crust, nubuck, suede...). A video illustrates the hard work of tanners. Store area with a wide range of leather goods.

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Au Relais de Poste

Bar and restaurant. A social hub of the village: to have a drink after a match, to drink a coffee in the morning, to have lunch or dinner, for a party in the week-end.

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La Bastide du Cantal

Single-rooms, double, twin, and also for 4 and 5 people. From several bedrooms, you have a superb view of Salers, a medieval village. In each bedroom : a bathroom or shower-room, a toilet, an internet access. Family welcome. Terrace, park, swimming-pool, wifi. Have your breakfast in your bedroom or in the dining-room (buffet). Group welcome : 50 people max.

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Auberge du Col de Néronne

Come and discover our cooking, our local products, our terrace and our view of the Maronne valley and the Puy Violent. Traditional cooking: truffade, Salers beef, delicatessen, Cantal cheese, blueberry pie.

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