Auzers: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and History

The Château d’Auzers was built between 1470 and 1510. It is partly protected under French heritage law as a Monument historique.

The original foundation of the Notre-Dame du Mas sanctuary is believed to date back to the 12th century. The new Chapelle du Mas was built in 1890 next to the former chapel, using stones from it. It is designed in the Romanesque style and has a choir, a two-bay nave, two choir windows, four windows in the bays, magnificent stained-glass windows, and a bell tower.

The Tour carrée de Marlat is a rare military remnant from the 11th century in the Cantal département. It is believed to have actually served as a watchtower.

In the area around Auzers lies the Château de Chanterelle, a château. The Château de la Borie, also a château, is likewise located in the area around Auzers. The Musée de la Mine, a museum, is also located in the area around Auzers. The Château de Leybros, another château, is also located in the area around Auzers.

Those who choose Auzers as their travel destination want to rent a holiday apartment for their stay.

Village Character and Trails

The village of Auzers lies on a mid-slope and is characterized by attractively restored houses with distinctive character.

The Suc de Gramont, a mountain, is located in the area around Auzers. The Suc de Rond, a mountain, lies in the wider regional surroundings of Auzers. The Puy Violent, a mountain, lies in the wider regional surroundings of Auzers. The Suc de Rochemonteix, a mountain, lies in the wider regional surroundings of Auzers.

The Le Marilhou hiking trail leads to the banks of the Marilhou River. The Le Marilhou hiking trail is freely accessible every day throughout the year.

More village pages: Champs-Sur-Tarentaine-Marchal, Crandelles, Landeyrat, Drugeac, Vitrac, Jou-Sous-Monjou, Faverolles, Chaussenac.

To the main travel overview: Cantal.