Saint-Amandin: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Barajol Viaduct is a point of interest along the route of the Gentiane Express tourist train.
Anyone considering Saint-Amandin as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Construction History
The Barajol Viaduct was built between 1902 and 1906 as one of five viaducts on the Bort-les-Orgues–Neussargues railway line. It is 317 metres long, 57 metres high and rests on twelve arches.
The structure is also known as the Lune Sèche Viaduct and spans the Petite Rhue valley.
Culture and History
The Romanesque chancel apse of the Church of Saint-Étienne features capitals with figurative representations.
The Four de Montagnac was restored by the association for the protection of Saint-Amandin’s small heritage. Activities organised by the association take place in the restored building.
The Four de Chapsal in Saint-Amandin is a restored place for social gatherings. It is brought to life by activities organised by the local association for the protection of small heritage.
Nature
The Suc de Vezol can be reached from Saint-Amandin town centre via a hiking trail. From the viewpoint there, you can see the Monts du Cantal on one side and the Sancy Mountains on the other.
Guided Tours
RM Tourisme offers classic and theatrical guided tours in Saint-Amandin. These tours can be arranged for a full day, half a day or one hour.
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