Culture and History
The Château du Rousset (or Roussay) in Clomot has major construction phases from the 14th, 15th, 17th and 18th centuries. The protected estate includes a park. The château is privately owned.
A former château in Clomot dates from the 15th century. Its tower was listed as a historic monument on 16 June 1928; the former château is privately owned.
The Romanesque Church of Saint-Médard in Clomot was rebuilt and remodelled in the 17th century. The church in Clomot comprises a choir, an apse and a chapel dating from the 16th century located north of the choir. The choir, apse and chapel located north of the choir are listed as historic monuments.
Those planning a stay in Clomot may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Getting Around
The “Clomot–Lac du Tillot–Clomot” route is designated for hiking and equestrian tourism and forms a 27.6 km loop.
Additional Perspectives
Châteauneuf Castle is an attraction listed as a historic site in the area around Clomot.
Coraboeuf is a château in the wider regional area around Clomot. The Abbaye Notre-Dame de la Bussière is an abbey in the wider regional area around Clomot. Château de Blaisy-Haut is a château in the wider regional area around Clomot. Saint-Beury is a hill in the wider regional area around Clomot.
