Saint-Georges-La-Pouge: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Dolmen de Ponsat at La Pierre Levée in Saint-Georges-la-Pouge is a Neolithic dolmen.

Those choosing Saint-Georges-la-Pouge as a holiday destination can plan to rent a holiday apartment for their stay.

Culture and history

The Dolmen de Ponsat has been classified as a historic monument since 14 June 1929; it is also considered a dolmen with seven pillars.

The church of Saint-Georges-la-Pouge is a 12th-century building and is listed as a historic monument. Gallo-Roman and medieval remains can be found in front of the church. A granite lion classified as a historic monument also stands there.

Water and landscape

At Puy du Chalard in Saint-Georges-la-Pouge, the Sentier du Pêcheur sur la Gosne is a route for exploring lakes and waterways and for fishing.

Crafts and cuisine

The Atelier de poterie Rainbow in Les Pierres offers free guided tours with demonstrations in French and English. La Petite Fabrique in Saint-Georges-la-Pouge produces handmade jams, jellies, sweet preparations and chutneys in small batches.

In the wider region around Saint-Georges-la-Pouge are the historic sites of Abbaye Notre-Dame du Palais and Abbaye Notre-Dame de Bonlieu. Also located in this wider region are the Abbatiale Saint-Barthélémy de Bénévent l'Abbaye church, Vassivière Island and the Archives départementales de la Creuse. Terre Impression creates one-off pieces and small, predominantly decorative series for the home and garden.

More local pages: La Souterraine, Saint-Pardoux-Morterolles, Mérinchal, Ajain, Saint-Agnant-de-Versillat, Bétête, La Cellette, Marsac

To the higher-level travel overview: Creuse.