Carlucet: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Sainte-Marie-Sainte-Anne Church in Carlucet was built in the Romanesque-Byzantine style.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Carlucet can include the village as a destination in their travel plans.

Culture

The church dates back to the beginning of the 12th century. The Cluzeaux of Carlucet are difficult to access and are located on private property. The archaeological site of Carlucet comprises Cluzeaux, meaning caves or cavities that were dug into or excavated and enlarged in the limestone by people.

The Enfeus cemetery of Carlucet contains 16 graves, most of them beneath round arches. The graves are approximately two metres long and one metre deep. The municipality's washhouses, which were restored with a government grant in 1997, also included the washhouses of Carlucet. In addition, the Terra-Aventura treasure hunt starts in the village of Carlucet.

Nature

The hiking trails around Carlucet run across slopes and through valleys. Several circular hiking routes can be taken from Carlucet.

Routes

The Boucle de la forêt de Saint-Crépin-Carlucet route offers a round-trip option to the church of Carlucet and its Enfeus cemetery. On the BOUCLE VTT 17 – Le Tour de Saint-Crépin mountain bike route, you can ride along the paths of Saint-Crépin-et-Carlucet and experience the church of Carlucet and the Enfeus cemetery as heritage sites.

Surroundings

The dry-stone huts in Saint-Crépin-et-Carlucet are mostly round, built without a timber framework or mortar, and consist mainly of materials sourced locally.

More local pages: Saint-Amand-De-Coly, Monmarvès, Minzac, Périgueux, Festalemps, Montpeyroux, Saint-Martin-l'Astier, La Jemaye.

To the higher-level travel overview: Dordogne.