Le Rousset: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Nature

Lac du Rousset is a 55-hectare lake and is considered easily accessible. Fishing is possible at Lac du Rousset. Family-friendly hikes are possible around Lac du Rousset.

Swimming, boats, paddleboards, canoes and other watercraft are strictly prohibited throughout Lac du Rousset.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Le Rousset can include this in their travel plans.

Mont Saint-Vincent is a hill in the vicinity of Le Rousset.

Culture and history

The ensemble consisting of the Chapelle Saint-Quentin and its surroundings in Le Rousset has been classified as a protected site since 20 June 1957.

The Chapelle de Saint-Quentin is a Romanesque chapel dating from the 12th century and is listed as a historic monument.

Le Moulin du Rousset is a watermill with a six-metre wheel and a 1.50-metre millstone.

Le Moulin du Rousset serves as an exhibition venue and can be visited during its events and the European Heritage Days.

A transhumance of Charolais cattle took place between Noireux and Saint-Quentin.

Château de Cormatin is a château in the wider region around Le Rousset. Abbaye de Cluny is a historic site in the wider region around Le Rousset.

The Eco-Musée is a museum in the wider region around Le Rousset. Also located in this wider region is the Galerie de prêt de l'ARC scène nationale Le Creusot, a museum.

Other destinations: Saint-Eusèbe, Couches, Bouzeron, Montagny-Lès-Buxy, Saint-Martin-D'auxy, Vauban, Hurigny, Dezize-Lès-Maranges

For the overview of the wider region: Saône-Et-Loire.