Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Tourliac will find the destination described here.
Culture and History
The Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste de Tourliac is a Romanesque church built in the 13th century, with Gothic elements.
The Ferme du Bouscatel still bears traces of the Nazis’ attack on 14 July 1944, in which eleven Maquisards were killed. The Maison de la Résistance – Ferme du Bouscatel is a memorial and educational centre, as well as a testament to the significant events of the Resistance in the Villeréalais region at that time.
The Maison de la Résistance offers guided tours exclusively by prior appointment. The Nathan-Gostein stele stands at the entrance to the Bouscatel memorial trail; the memorial trail also includes a historical information board.
Nature
Lac du Brayssou is located in the municipalities of Tourliac and Parranquet and is home to a rich variety of flora and fauna. Over the course of the year, mallards, Eurasian teals, great crested grebes, Eurasian wigeons and grey herons can be observed there.
Lac du Brayssou is accessible for walks all year round. Educational panels along the access paths around Lac du Brayssou inform walkers about the species found there.
Around Lac du Brayssou
The discovery trail around Lac du Brayssou includes a birdwatching hide established by the hunters’ federation. Night carp fishing, as well as fishing for pike, roach and zander, is possible at Lac du Brayssou.