Coussac Bonneval: Vacation Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Château de Bonneval is furnished, inhabited, and open to visitors as part of guided tours. It features an interior gallery supported by arches, a Gothic chapel, extensive living quarters, and towers. Those choosing Coussac-Bonneval as a destination may wish to rent a vacation apartment.

Culture and History

The Lantern of the Dead in Coussac-Bonneval was built in the 15th century and restored in the 16th century. The first kaolin quarries were discovered in 1784 in the village of Frougeix by André de Bonneval. The Château de Bonneval is also part of the Richard the Lionheart Route.

The Abbaye de Dalon is a historic site in the wider region around Coussac-Bonneval. The Abbaye de Solignac is a monastery in the wider region around Coussac-Bonneval. The Abbaye Notre-Dame de Dalon is a historic site in the wider region around Coussac-Bonneval.

Nature and Trails

The Boucle des moulins is a 12-kilometer hiking trail in Coussac-Bonneval. The Boucle du kaolin is a short hike showcasing the natural and architectural heritage and offers a viewpoint overlooking the Château de Bonneval.

The Domaine du Moulin Authier offers recreational fishing for a full day, half a day, by weight, or as no-kill fishing. Mont Gargan is a mountain in the wider region around Coussac-Bonneval.

Local Produce

The Pisciculture du Moulin Authier sells trout and processed products such as smoked trout, trout rillettes, and trout fillets prepared as gravlax.

The Restaurant du Moulin Authier serves seasonal local produce as well as products from the fish farm, including smoked trout, gravlax, and small fried fish.

Other places: Neuvic-Entier, Chaleix, Mézières-Sur-Issoire, Champagnac-La-Rivière, Champsac, Saint-Ouen-sur-Gartempe, Vayres, Meilhac

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