Culture
Valojoulx is home to the Church of Saint-Laurent, also known as Église Saint-Pantaléon, a Romanesque religious building dating from the 12th century. It has been listed as a historic monument since 1974. It features a spiral-staircase tower leading to the bell tower; the church also contains 12th-century baptismal fonts.
The Cabanes jumelles in the hamlet of Les Cabanes are two circular dry-stone huts dating from the 19th century. One of the two cabanes served as a kitchen, while the other was used as a bedroom. The Cabanes jumelles have been listed as historic monuments since 1991.
Those choosing Valojoulx as a holiday destination can combine their stay with the desire to rent a holiday apartment.
Getting around
The Chemin des meuniers is just over 5 kilometres long and follows loop 13, known as Posadou. The route is marked with 10 information panels about the village and the milling industry.
The Moulin de la Mailleraie was formerly a wool-carding mill. Later, it also served as a cheese dairy where the “véritables camemberts de Valojoulx” were made.
Nature
The large pond of Valojoulx was created in 1978/79 and covers 6.5 hectares.
Culinary delights
The evening Marchés de Pays held in Valojoulx are reserved exclusively for local producers. In July and August, meals made from regional produce are prepared and served on site in the evenings.
