Saint-Léger-Lès-Paray: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Saint-Léger-Lès-Paray
The Balade Verte – En terre Lesdégarienne (PLM4) is a signposted, easy 8 km circular route. It starts and ends at the picnic area or car park at the boulodrome in Saint-Léger-lès-Paray and is suitable for pedestrians, mountain bikes and e-mountain bikes. The route leads through the centre of Saint-Léger-lès-Paray, runs along the Oudrache and passes through bocage landscapes.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Saint-Léger-lès-Paray can consider the town as a destination.
Culture
GRETT was founded in 1984 as the Groupe de Recherche, d’Etude et de Transmission des Traditions du Charolais Brionnais. In its workshops, visitors can learn to work with willow rods, straw, hazel and wool. The traditions passed on by GRETT also include learning traditional melodies and dancing bourrées.
History
The hamlet of La Cure was the historic centre of Saint-Léger and had a church and a cemetery. The oldest surviving parish registers of Saint-Léger date from 1643. Remains of the former church of Saint-Léger are preserved in a residential building. A surviving bell from the church of Saint-Léger was reinstalled in the bell tower of the church in Vigny in 1812.
In a document dated 1386, Robert de l’Espinace, Lord of Saint-Léger, declares that he holds the Maison forte de Santo Lesdegaris of Bernard d’Armagnac, Count of Charollais, as a fief; the entry is associated with the Vieux Château.
Local character
Le Petit Saint Léger welcomes guests in a convivial atmosphere to enjoy traditional French cuisine.
More local pages: Saint-Nizier-sur-Arroux, Bruailles, Fleury-La-Montagne, Morey, Lux, Le Tartre, Igornay, Montbellet
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