Culture and History
The Église Saint-Victor-et-Sainte-Couronne has been classified as a historic monument since 1840. Inside, there is a fresco dating from 1420 entitled “le dict des 3 morts et des 3 vifs”. The church is known as “La cathédrale des marais”.
The medieval necropolis “Champ des Juifs” is an archaeological site and cemetery in Ennezat. The total number of burials in the cemetery is estimated at around 700. The necropolis is fully protected as a historic monument; it was registered by decree of 3 June 2009.
The crosses of Ennezat are made entirely of Volvic stone and are evidence of popular and religious art.
Those who choose Ennezat as a travel destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.
Circular Routes
The “Les croix d’Ennezat” circular route is approximately 4.5 kilometres long and starts at the collegiate church. Another circular route is called “À la découverte d'Ennezat”. It is a very easy 3.9-kilometre hike lasting approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, and starts at Place de l'Eglise in Ennezat.
Landscape and Museums
The Château de Pont-du-Château, Château de Châteaugay and Château de Chazeron are located in the vicinity of Ennezat; all three are castles.
In the wider region around Ennezat are the Grand Sarcoui, Puy de Grave Noire, Puy des Goules and Puy de Charade; they are mountains. The Musée Bargoin, a museum, is also located in this wider regional area.
