Loubaresse: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Château de Pompignac in Loubaresse was built in 1342 by the Count of Armagnac. By decree dated 1 October 1941, the Château de Pompignac was listed as a historic monument.

Anyone planning a stay in Loubaresse will want to rent a holiday apartment there.

Culture and History

The Château de Longevialle dates from the first quarter of the 18th century. The façades, roofs and staircase of the Château de Longevialle were partially listed as historic monuments by decree dated 1 July 1986.

The Ferme Allègre dite Maison du Paysan is located in Loubaresse. The Château du Chassan is a castle in the vicinity of Loubaresse. The Musée Alfred Douët is a museum in the area surrounding Loubaresse. The Église Notre-Dame-de-la-Nativité and the Église Sainte-Christine are churches in the vicinity of Loubaresse.

Crafts and Museums

La ferme aux fromage in Loubaresse houses an interactive museum about mountain farming and cheese production.

The beekeeping business run by Jérôme Letellier offers an exhibition about beekeeping featuring a glass beehive, demonstrations of honey extraction and tastings of various types of honey.

Nature and Trails

The “La vallée de la Truyère - Loubaresse” hike offers views of the Monts du Cantal, the Monts de la Margeride and the Truyère gorges.

The “Clavières d’Outre – Loubaresse” hike offers views of the Truyère gorges as well as wide panoramas across the Margeride and Aubrac.

Le Truc du Viala is a mountain in the vicinity of Loubaresse. Mont Grand, Puech Mouret and Montagne du Liconès are also mountains in the area surrounding Loubaresse.

The “Circuit cyclo - Entre Arcomie et Margeride” cycling route bears the “Espace Cyclosport” label of the French Cycling Federation, Fédération Française de Cyclisme.

To the overview of the wider destination: Cantal.

More destinations

Other places in the same destination:

Sansac-De-Marmiesse, Lascelle, Antignac, Le Monteil, Vèze, Sauvat, Vic-Sur-Cère, Nieudan.