Granges-D'ans: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Église Saint-Martin dates back to the 12th century. It has an elongated floor plan and features a bell gable with a portal in a slightly pointed-arch shape.

Culture and townscape

The hamlets of Granges-d'Ans include buildings made of golden stone with steep roofs.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Granges-d'Ans can shortlist this destination when searching for their own accommodation.

Hiking trails

On the hiking trails in Granges-d'Ans, visitors can discover washhouses and fountains.

The Circuit de Granges d'Ans Nord leads through meadows and forests.

A hiking route in Granges-d'Ans passes the Lavoir de Fonbigou and then continues to the hamlet of Fonbigou.

“Au cœur de la nature au sud de Granges d'Ans” is a hiking route that begins in the centre of Granges-d'Ans.

Regional specialities

At A la noix patiente, visitors can sample walnuts from Périgord as well as walnut pralines with soft caramel.

The Domaine de Loqueyssie traditionally raises free-range Muscovy ducks. It has a cannery where foie gras is produced and offers tours of the animal-rearing facilities.

More town pages: Corgnac-Sur-L'isle, Condat-Sur-Trincou, Plazac, Manzac-Sur-Vern, Sarrazac, Flaugeac, Archignac, Champcevinel

To the higher-level travel overview: Dordogne.