Hauterive: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Culture
Hauterive showcases its history through prominent buildings. Today’s Saint-Louis Church replaced Saint-Pierre Church and was built between 1863 and 1867 in the neo-Gothic style. After his visit to Vichy in 1862, Napoleon III provided 18,000 francs for the construction of Saint-Louis Church.
The Château des Cours includes the Tour du Château des Cours, a former fortified entrance to the Château des Cours in the Gothic style. During the occupation, the Château des Cours in Hauterive housed the central interception centre of the Groupement des Contrôles radioélectriques.
The wider surrounding region of Hauterive is home to Billy Castle, the Abbaye de Montpeyroux and the Abbaye du Moutier, all historic sites.
Local Specialities
The history of pastilles also leads to Hauterive: production of the Pastilles du Bassin de Vichy was relocated to the Bioparc site in Hauterive in 1999. Maison Moinet used mineral salts to make pastilles, extracted from the Roger spring in Hauterive at a depth of 70 metres.
Anyone considering Hauterive as a holiday destination may want to rent a holiday apartment for their stay.
Landscape
The wider surrounding region of Hauterive is home to Puy de Montoncel, Les Hauterets, Pierre Charbonnière and Haut de Gaillefaut, all of which are mountains.
The Saint-Ange spring emerges intermittently at short intervals ranging from a few seconds to around one minute. It can be identified by a kiosk built by the municipality.
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