Marnac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Eglise Saint Sulpice features a pointed-arch style dating from the 14th century and has the floor plan of a regularly shaped Latin cross. Its painted wooden altarpiece was restored in 1999 and revealed polychrome paintings.

Nature

The Vallon de la Grande Marque is listed as a “Site inscrit” in Marnac; the listing dates from 25 October 1974.

Those who choose Marnac, with the Eglise Saint Sulpice and the Vallon de la Grande Marque, as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Local Character

Marnac can be explored on a free, independent tour of the town. In addition, guided tours of the town or village are offered in Marnac.

Les Hauts de Marnac is a former 18th-century manor house with preserved original architectural and decorative features, outbuildings, and a large park.

Food and Drink

Ferme Auberge Les Tilleuls offers guided tours exclusively by prior appointment. It prepares foie gras according to the family tradition of its ancestors and produces foie gras from traditionally raised animals on its own farm.

More local pages: Saint-Priest-Les-Fougères, Thonac, Les Farges, Villars, Limeuil, Payzac, Azerat, Villefranche-De-Lonchat

To the higher-level travel overview: Dordogne.