Maurs: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The reliquary bust shrine of Saint-Césaire is a masterpiece of goldsmithery from the 12th century. Maurs has an ensemble of exceptionally beautiful wooden statues and carved choir stalls from the 15th and 16th centuries that is unique in Auvergne. The Tour de Ville in Maurs runs along a boulevard built over the former town ditches, which were filled in in 1774.
Those who choose Maurs for their stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Culture
A permanent exhibition from the Pierre Miquel bequest presents pastels, drawings, oil paintings, watercolours and lavis, illustrating various styles and important movements in 19th-century art. The Écomusée du Truel houses screw and lever presses dating from 1830, used to extract walnut oil and produce cider.
Activities
The Domaine de détente du Moulin du Fau has picnic areas. The pond at the Moulin du Fau is open for fishing. Walking and mountain biking are possible in Maurs.
Local life
In July and August, wheat flour is produced in the mill and bread is baked in the wood-fired oven at the Moulin du Fau on Wednesdays. Maurs’ weekly market takes place on Thursday mornings in the heart of the town.
Geographical setting
The Église Saint-Césaire is a church in the immediate vicinity of Maurs. The Château de Berbezou is a château in the vicinity of Maurs. The Château de Jalenques is a château in the vicinity of Maurs. The Château de La Mothe is a château in the vicinity of Maurs. The Puy Majou is a hill in the vicinity of Maurs.
La Falzinde is a hill in the wider regional surroundings of Maurs. The Square du 19 mars 1962 is a park in the wider regional surroundings of Maurs. The Puy de l'Arbre is a hill in the wider regional surroundings of Maurs.
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