Beaumont-Sardolles: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

Places of interest in Beaumont-Sardolles include the Enclos du Rosaire, a landmark along the Limon–Beaumont-Sardolles hiking trail. Construction of the site began in 1939 and was completed in 1949. It contains monuments made of slag and crosses covered with colorful mosaics, and is located directly next to the Église Saint-Barthélémy. Outdoor services can also be held in front of the grotto.

The Église Saint-Barthélémy in Beaumont-Sardolles dates from the 12th to the 16th century. Its features include a square bell tower with three bells; one of them is dated 1517.

The wider region around Beaumont-Sardolles is also home to the Château de Meauce, a chateau, the Chapelle Saint-Sylvain, a church, the Cathédrale Saint-Cyr et Sainte-Julitte de Nevers, a cathedral, and the Archives départementales de la Nièvre, an archive.

Travelers wishing to visit Beaumont-Sardolles may be looking for a holiday apartment to rent.

Hiking

The yellow-marked “Tour de Limon Beaumont” hiking trail is 15.3 km long and takes around four hours. It starts at the church in Limon.

The Ruisseau des Perrins is lined with forests and meadows and is rich in fish and aquatic insects. Grey herons and great egrets regularly search for food there, while black storks may occasionally pass through.

Wellness

Guests at Le Crapaud Sonneur have access to a large outdoor swimming pool, can take walks through the forest, and go boating on a pond. Le Crapaud Sonneur also offers on-site yoga classes; a sauna ritual is available on request.

Other places: Ruages, Thianges, Poil, Gimouille, Varennes-Lès-Narcy, Chantenay-Saint-Imbert, Gâcogne, Saint-Péreuse.

For the higher-level travel overview: Nièvre.