Lempzours is home to the Château de la Guionie, a 17th-century building constructed on foundations dating from before the year 1000. Its history goes back even further: the château was part of an important Templar complex built from 1139 onwards and served as its commandery.
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History
The Château de la Guionie is a private château and is not protected as a historic monument. It is located 200 metres from the Templar chapel of Lempzours, which is classified as a historic monument.
Culture
The Notre-Dame Church in Lempzours is classified as a historic monument; this protection was established on 2 June 1938. Despite several restoration campaigns, it has preserved its 12th-century wall bell tower. Wall paintings were discovered inside, and the church can be visited as part of a free tour.
La Gentilhommière de Feydoux in Lempzours is a 17th-century manor house whose foundations are probably older. The building is situated between plains and hilly landscapes on the edge of the forest. Guided individual tours of La Gentilhommière de Feydoux are available, with an average duration of 45 minutes.
Trails
The Boucle du BosVert circular walk begins near Lempzours Town Hall. The Boucle de la Fauconnie circular walk also starts near the town hall.
More local pages: Minzac, Valeuil, Boisse, Montaut, Laveyssière, Nantheuil, Serres-et-Montguyard, Nailhac
