Saint-Privat-Du-Dragon: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Saint-Privat-du-Dragon lies at an average altitude of around 650 metres and offers great landscape diversity, often in a predominantly high-altitude setting. Saint-Privat-du-Dragon’s winemaking past has shaped the landscapes and villages of the municipality.

Saint-Privat-du-Dragon has several tourist holiday accommodations, as well as a château that hosts family stays and holiday camps.

Anyone considering Saint-Privat-du-Dragon as a place to stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Nature

Saint-Privat-du-Dragon has access to the Allier. Roche de Chantelauze is a mountain in the wider region surrounding Saint-Privat-du-Dragon. La Garde is a mountain in the wider region surrounding Saint-Privat-du-Dragon. Bois de Lamandy is a mountain in the wider region surrounding Saint-Privat-du-Dragon. Le Pouzat is a mountain in the wider region surrounding Saint-Privat-du-Dragon.

Hiking

Par monts et par vaux is one of the hikes focused on Saint-Privat-du-Dragon.

Culture

The Parc du château Alleret is located in Saint-Privat-du-Dragon. The Basilique Saint-Julien de Brioude is a church in the surrounding area of Saint-Privat-du-Dragon. The Prieuré de Chanteuges is a church in the wider region surrounding Saint-Privat-du-Dragon. The Abbaye Saint-Robert de la Chaise-Dieu is a church in the wider region surrounding Saint-Privat-du-Dragon. The Église Saint-Nicolas is a church in the wider region surrounding Saint-Privat-du-Dragon.

The Église St-Privat is the parish and priory church of Saint-Privat-du-Dragon and dates back to a foundation in the early Middle Ages. It mainly features Gothic architectural elements.

Other places: Saint-Georges-Lagricol, Bains, Champagnac-Le-Vieux, Cussac-Sur-Loire, Sainte-Florine, Le Monastier-Sur-Gazeille, Saint-Paulien, Beauzac.

To the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Loire.