Servanches: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Servanches combines preserved architectural heritage, designated natural areas and local culinary establishments. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Servanches can include this in their personal travel plans.

Culture and History

At Château de Servanches, the ground floor and first floor of a defensive tower attached to the side of the building have been preserved. Château de Servanches is surrounded by a fenced, five-hectare park whose only view is of nature.

The Église Saint-Blaise was rebuilt in the 19th century; its west façade features a bell tower.

Nature and Landscape

The “Vallées de la Double” Natura 2000 site is also designated in Servanches. Ponds are among the landscape features of Servanches.

Local Delicacies

At La Dobla in Servanches, visitors can tour the hop plantation and taste the beers offered by appointment. La Dobla is an organic craft brewery located in a former farm in Servanches. La Dobla, a local beer, can be tasted in Servanches.

Local specialities can be tasted at the La Clairière restaurant in Servanches.

Getting Around Servanches

The pilgrimage route from Tours to Santiago de Compostela, the Via Turonensis, passes through Servanches. Today, visitors can stop in Servanches.

More destinations: Saint-Amand-De-Coly, Cendrieux, Saint-Aulaye, Archignac, Brouchaud, Parcoul, Couze-Et-Saint-Front, Campagnac-lès-Quercy

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