Tailhac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Tailhac is considered a village situated on a hilltop. The Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste reveals a complex building history: the church preserves Romanesque traces in the walls, columns and capitals of the choir and transept, as well as in the archivolt arch of the walled-up western portal. It was completely rebuilt in the Gothic period and expanded in the 15th century with side chapels and a porch.
When planning your own trip, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment in Tailhac.
Culture
Another point of interest is the Dolmen de la Thuile des Fées, which is designated as a Neolithic archaeological site and megalith. The dolmen and its tumulus were classified as historic monuments by decree of 11 September 1987. In Tailhac, the dolmen is also listed under the local name la Teoula de Las Fadas. The Prieuré de Chanteuges, a church, is located in the vicinity of Tailhac.
The wider regional surroundings of Tailhac also contain named cultural attractions: the Château du Chassan is a castle, the Musée Alfred Douët is a museum, and the Église Sainte-Christine is a church. Each of these attractions is located in the wider regional surroundings of Tailhac.
Nature
The entire municipal area of Tailhac lies within the Haut Val d'Allier special protection area under Natura 2000 (FR8312002). In the vicinity of Tailhac, the Montagne d'Auvers is a mountain. Le Clas du Besset is also a mountain in the vicinity of Tailhac, as is Mont Mouchet. The Truc du Viala, a mountain, is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Tailhac.
Cycling
The official, 16-kilometre-long, easy VTT circular route “Sur les pas des mineurs” passes through the municipalities of Langeac, Chanteuges and Tailhac.
For the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Loire.
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