The parish church of Saint-André in Neuf-Église has major construction phases dating from the 12th and 19th centuries.
Renting a holiday apartment in Neuf-Église can be part of your personal travel planning.
Culture and History
The parish church of Saint-André houses a monstrance veil for the Blessed Sacrament. It depicts a crucifixion scene in which the grieving Virgin Mary kneels and Saint Mary Magdalene embraces the foot of the cross.
Chouvigny Castle is a historic site in the vicinity of Neuf-Église. The wider region around Neuf-Église is also home to Abbaye Notre-Dame de Bellaigue, a monastery, and Château de Chazeron, a castle.
Nature
The Arboretum du Bois des Brosses is located on the border between Menat and Neuf-Église. It offers short walks and longer stays for relaxation around a remarkable upright standing stone, which is surrounded by 27 native and exotic tree species.
The Arboretum du Bois des Brosses was completely redesigned and renovated in 2023.
The hills of Roche de Sauterre, Suc de Beaunit, Puy de Verrières and Puy de la Baneyre Nord are located in the wider region around Neuf-Église.
Hiking
The hike along the Ruisseau de Bort begins near the war memorial in Neuf-Église. Parking for this hike is available near the town hall of Neuf-Église. The route follows a forest track to a stream and then to a pond.
The fourth stage of the Boucle du Pays de Menat connects Blot-l’Église with the hamlet of Les Fougeroux in the municipality of Neuf-Église and is 24.5 km long.
The fifth stage of the Boucle du Pays de Menat connects Les Fougeroux with Neuf-Église and runs for 14.5 km to the village of Le Peyroux in Teilhet.
The circular hike “Balade autour de Neuf l’église par Chamoissoux et le ruisseau de Bray” is 9 km long and leads from Neuf-Église through the forest and along a stream; there are viewpoints along the way.
