Clugnat: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture

The Musée archéologique Michel Gallemard in Clugnat displays more than 300 flint tools. Also on display are objects bearing witness to local settlement dating back to the Middle Paleolithic, around 300,000 years ago; the collection is complemented by Gallo-Roman remains.

Le Jardin des sculptures in Clugnat displays around fifty contemporary granite sculptures from the region in a wooded park. The garden is open year-round for free self-guided visits.

When planning a trip to Clugnat, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may be the main consideration.

History

The Église Saint-Martial in Clugnat dates from the 13th century and was added to the Monuments historiques register in 1969.

The Chapelle Saint-Jean in Clugnat was inaugurated in 1881 and built from the stones of an earlier Romanesque church. During the relocation of the new cemetery, it also served as an ossuary.

Trails and waterways

The “Clugnat et son musée d’archéologie” route is a 3 km historical walking tour.

The Pont de Georges in Clugnat is made entirely of treated wood and enables anglers and hikers to cross the Verraux.

The “Le Verraux” fishing section near Le Moneyroux in Clugnat is 1.5 km long.

The “Circuit autour du Verraux” circular route allows visitors to discover the municipal lake and the Moulin de la Riberolle in Clugnat. The forest path in Clugnat is ideal for a walk at any time of year.

Geographical location

Clugnat is crossed by the D11, which connects to the N145; the town lies at the junction of the D11 and D14. The D14 connects Haute-Vienne and Allier from east to west through the Creuse.

Other places: Tercillat, Chambon-Sur-Voueize, Saint-Avit-De-Tardes, Lussat, Saint-Silvain-Bellegarde, Viersat, Saint-Étienne-De-Fursac, Châtelus-le-Marcheix

To the higher-level travel overview: Creuse.