The village of Saint-Michel-de-Double was mentioned in the 13th century under the name “Sanctus Michael in Honorio Montis-Pavonis”. There are also traces of Gallo-Roman settlement in Saint-Michel-de-Double.
Culture and History
The Église Saint-Michel dates from the 19th century and has a bell-tower porch. Parts of the choir of the Église Saint-Michel date from the 12th century. In the commune, visitors can visit and admire the Église Saint-Michel.
Landscape and Bodies of Water
The Farganaud, also known as the Fayoulet, is a small tributary of the Isle and rises in the north of the commune of Saint-Michel-de-Double.
In the east, the Grolet forms the municipal boundary between Saint-Michel-de-Double and Saint-Étienne-de-Puycorbier. In the southeast, it also forms the municipal boundary with Saint-Martin-l’Astier.
Other Local Features
Animals are allowed at the picnic area in Saint-Michel-de-Double, provided they are kept on a lead. In nearby Neuvic, the Maisons Doubleaudes site includes a faithful replica of a house from the village of Lagarde in Saint-Michel-de-Double.
Those who choose Saint-Michel-de-Double as their place to stay can opt to rent a holiday apartment.
More pages about local destinations: Ribérac, Saint-Front-La-Rivière, Lalinde, Saint-Martin-Le-Pin, Coursac, Paunat, Teillots, Saint-Laurent-La-Vallée
