Cendrieux: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Culture
The Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste (Saint Jean) in Cendrieux, dedicated to Saint John the Baptist, is considered a fortified church, features Romanesque architecture and is protected as a listed monument.
The Musée Napoléon de la Pommerie in Cendrieux opens a private collection of memorabilia belonging to the imperial family to the public. More than 500 objects, paintings and sculptures are exhibited there, including 150 that are registered as historic monuments.
Trails and Sightseeing
The Boucle du Maquis in Cendrieux is an easy, 5-kilometre route with a walking time of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. It can be completed on foot or by bicycle.
The reconstructed historic Maquis de Durestal resistance camp can be visited independently, on a guided tour or as a staged tour; audio guides are available for hire throughout the year.
The Boucle des Hauts du Vern is a 13.0-kilometre circular route and a difficult hiking trail with a duration of approximately four hours.
Geographical Location
Abris de Laugerie-Basse, an ancient site, is located in the immediate vicinity of Cendrieux.
Château de la Gaubertie, Château de Borie-Petit and La Renaudie are located in the wider region around Cendrieux; all three are châteaux.
Also located in the wider region around Cendrieux is Village troglodytique de La Madeleine, a cave. Grotte de Font-de-Gaume, Grotte des Combarelles and Grotte de Lascaux are also located there; each of these sites is a cave.
Anyone choosing Cendrieux as a travel destination may wish to find a holiday apartment there.
For the higher-level travel overview: Dordogne.
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