Fleury-La-Montagne: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Chapelle Saint-Joseph on Route du Ris dates from 1871. The Chapelle Saint-Claude on Route de la Barnaudière dates from the 17th century. The sundial on the church façade was renovated in 2017.

In the vicinity of Fleury-la-Montagne are Château Saint Hugues, a château, the Abbaye de la Bénissons-Dieu, a historic site, the Abbaye Bénédictine de Charlieu, a monastery, and the Église Saint-Hilaire de Semur-en-Brionnais, a church.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Fleury-la-Montagne have the village in mind as a travel destination.

Hiking

Fleury-la-Montagne has well-marked and well-maintained trails available year-round for hiking on foot, horseback and by mountain bike. Maps of the local routes are available from a display stand near the village’s central square.

Cycling

The Panorama Fleurandin mountain bike route starts in Fleury-la-Montagne. After starting in Fleury-la-Montagne, it leads through the bocage landscape of the Brionnais region.

In the wider regional surroundings of Fleury-la-Montagne are Grands Rocs, Bois de Pilossière, Montmeugne and Haut de chez Bodon; all four are mountains.

Further local pages: Matour, Chaintré, Pruzilly, Morey, Montchanin, La Grande-Verrière, Damerey, Saint-Bonnet-De-Cray

To the higher-level travel overview: Saône-Et-Loire.