Aubière: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Nature
The Puy d’Aubière is recognised as a locally designated sensitive natural area (ENSil) and is ideal for walking and relaxation. At the summit of the Puy d’Aubière, there is an orientation table offering a viewpoint. The dry limestone slopes of the Puy d’Aubière are home to dry grasslands where orchids grow. 64 bird species have been recorded at the Puy d’Aubière.
The Artière offers idyllic landscapes both upstream and downstream, inviting visitors to go for walks. The Quartier des caves circular trail is a marked 5.6-kilometre hiking route.
Culture and History
The Menhir des Sauzes is a 2.30-metre-high granite megalithic monument dating from the late Neolithic period and is listed in the general inventory of cultural heritage.
The Porte du Rossignol is now the last visible remnant of the enclosure of Aubière’s feudal castle. It also provided access to the Seigneur’s cellar, which is now used as a museum. Aubière’s church was completely rebuilt between 1853 and 1855 in the Neo-Gothic style.
The medieval Pont de Beneilh spans the Artière on Rue Saint-Verny in Aubière. Today, only four Ramaclés remain in Aubière.
Some cellars in Aubière are still used to store wine or mature cheese. The Maison du Phylloxéra is located at the corner of Rue du Chambon and Grand Corridor in Aubière.
Those choosing Aubière as a holiday destination can combine their stay with the desire to rent a holiday apartment.
To the higher-level travel overview: Puy-De-Dôme.
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