Parsac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

Parsac is home to the Église Saint-Martin de Parsac, which dates from the late 11th or early 12th century. It preserves Romanesque elements in the choir, the crossing, parts of the transept arms, the west façade, and several Romanesque buttresses on the north wall. The church also contains six protected objects. These include a classical wooden high altar and a stone Pietà from the late Middle Ages.

In Rimondeix, within the municipal context of Parsac-Rimondeix, the Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste was handed over by Sebrand Chabot, Bishop of Limoges, to the Knights Templar, who owned it from 1071 to 1198; after 1314, it passed to the Knights Hospitaller. The church has a semicircular apse from the 12th century. Traces of a painted Christ in Majesty surrounded by the Tetramorph have been preserved inside it. It also houses several religious works made of polychrome wood: a statue of a saint, a Madonna and Child, and a crucified Christ.

For a stay in Parsac, the desire to find a holiday apartment may be part of your own travel planning.

The Le chemin de César leads through around 1,900 years of history; along the way, you encounter Saint-Pierre. In the wider region around Parsac are the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Bonlieu, a historic site, and the Abbaye de Prebenoit, also a historic site. The Archives départementales de la Creuse, an archive, are also located there.

Nature

Le Puy Haut, a hill, is located near Parsac. Les Pierres Jaunâtres, also a hill, is likewise located nearby.

The Circuit de Saint-Martin follows a stream. Dragonflies and a kingfisher can be observed there, and the sound of water can be heard on the stones.

For the higher-level travel overview: Creuse.

More destinations

More places under the same destination:

Chamborand, Cressat, Glénic, Bord-Saint-Georges, Chambon-Sur-Voueize, Châtelard, Évaux-Les-Bains, Châtel-Guyon.