Sagelat: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Sagelat will want to get to know the area.

Culture

Saint-Victor Church was built on the remains of an ancient Gallo-Roman villa.

Saint-Victor Church has a bell gable with a bell cast in 1763.

Saint-Victor Church contains four carved capitals featuring floral motifs, biblical animals and ancient symbols.

Fongauffier Abbey was founded by Benedictine nuns in the 11th century.

Fongauffier Abbey existed for seven centuries.

The Fongauffier abbey quarter features houses with characteristic bolets – covered porches. Sagelat’s traditional washhouse has also been carefully restored.

Nature

The Fongauffier spring supplies the fountain and the Canal des Abbesses.

The tree-lined Canal des Abbesses runs through Fongauffier Park, which is used for walks. Hiking trails in Sagelat lead through the Nauze Valley, oak and chestnut forests, open meadows and small hamlets.

Hiking

The “Boucle de Cantelauzel à Sagelat” is 7.0 kilometres long.

The “Boucle de Cantelauzel à Sagelat” starts at the information board on the town hall square.

The “Boucle de Cantelauzel à Sagelat” is a walking cultural route.

A self-guided village walk is possible in Sagelat.

Saint-Vincent-De-Connezac, Grives, Trélissac, Mouzens, Cunèges, La Bachellerie, Montcaret, Saint-Félix-De-Reillac-Et-Mortemart

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