Saint-Pierre-De-Côle: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Culture and Architectural Heritage
The Château de Bruzac consists of two castles located side by side on a wooded rocky outcrop. Its main construction phases date from the 12th, 15th and 16th centuries. Guided tours of the ruins of this Château de Bruzac are scheduled for July and August.
The Chapelle des Ladres de Bruzac in Saint-Pierre-de-Côle has been protected by registration since 24 June 1948. The Église Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens dates from the 11th century and has been protected by registration since 15 November 1926.
The historic sites Abbaye Notre-Dame de Ligueux and Abbaye de la Peyrouse are located in the vicinity of Saint-Pierre-de-Côle. The ruins of the Abbaye de Boschaud are also located nearby.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Saint-Pierre-de-Côle can consider the town as a travel destination.
Landscape and Trails
The Boucle de Bruzac starts at the town hall square and is a 9.4-kilometre hike. It follows the Côle and passes a distinctive natural rock arch with a spring of the Côle.
The Côle is designated as a first-category fishing stretch in Saint-Jean-de-Côle, Saint-Pierre-de-Côle and La Chapelle-Faucher. The fish listed for this fishing stretch are trout, minnows, barbel, gudgeon and chub; the fishing methods mentioned are natural bait, spinning and fly fishing.
Events
The Festival de la Côle takes place every year on 14 and 15 October in the church and the village hall of Saint-Pierre-de-Côle; it includes conferences, activities and a medieval performance.
Surrounding Area
The wider regional area around Saint-Pierre-de-Côle includes the Château de Borie-Petit and the Parc de Fayolle.
For the higher-level travel overview: Dordogne.
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