Olliergues: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Château d’Olliergues houses the Musée des Métiers et Traditions du Pays d’Olliergues. It showcases local craft traditions with a frame saw, a clogmaker’s workshop, a wheelwright’s workshop, a weaving area and basketry.

The Centre d’art d’Olliergues, also known as the Nouvelles galeries, is a four-storey contemporary art centre in an unusual location along the Dore, created by the visual artist David Spanu. Guided tours are offered at this centre for a maximum of six people.

When planning a trip, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment in Olliergues.

The mountains Puy Bien, Puy Gros, Roche Courbe and Chesseton are located around Olliergues.

Culture

The ruins of the bridge over the Dore in Olliergues date from 1612, consist of three arches with different spans and have a hump-backed roadway. The Saint-Martin Chapel was Olliergues’ parish church from the 15th century and became a chapel after the Revolution.

In the wider regional area around Olliergues are the historic site of the Abbaye du Moutier, the Château de Saint-Bonnet-le-Chastel as a castle, and the ruins of the Château de Couzan and the Château d'Usson.

Walking routes

The 100-kilometre Chemin de Sainte-Agathe circular route passes through Olliergues along the banks of the Dore.

Cuisine

Latite Paysanne offers a selection of colourful, fruity sorbets made from whole fruits; tastings are available at farm sales from May to October.

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