Léguillac-de-Cercles is defined by two specific local features: the Romanesque Église Saint-Maurice and the Boucle de Léguillac de Cercles. The church was built in the 12th century, fortified in the 15th century, and is listed in its entirety as a historic monument. The Boucle is a 17 km circular trail; its stated duration is 5 hours and 45 minutes.
Renting a holiday apartment in Léguillac-de-Cercles is the specific accommodation request for this location.
Culture
The fountain of the Debets house, which today houses the town hall of Léguillac-de-Cercles, is a point of local cultural heritage on the Boucle de Léguillac. The hamlet of Jovel, also known as Jovelle, is also designated there as a point of local cultural heritage.
Other points of local cultural heritage on the Boucle de Léguillac include the dovecote and the former priory of Servat. The dry-stone shelters of Les Piles and the cistern structures of Laubanélie are also among these points.
The quarries and cluzeaux of the Sandonie Valley are also points of local cultural heritage on the Boucle de Léguillac.
On the way
The Boucle de Léguillac de Cercles starts at the location of the information board in the town hall car park.
More local pages: Saint-Front-De-Pradoux, Annesse-Et-Beaulieu, Lavalade, Salagnac, Queyssac, Prats-De-Carlux, Capdrot, Proissans.
