Lacapelle-Marival: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
At the Château de Lacapelle-Marival, visitors can walk along the chemin de ronde; from there, views open up over the Place du Fort, the church and the Place de Laroque.
The château was built from 1460 onwards by Guisbert de Cardaillac-Lacapelle and his son Astorg and completed towards the end of the 15th century.
Art et Patrimoine offers self-guided or guided tours of the château every summer and, by request, during the rest of the year.
L'Arbol is an old gate in the former castle fortifications of Lacapelle-Marival, with a flanking tower.
The market hall of Lacapelle-Marival dates from the 15th century and has twelve sandstone pillars and a chestnut-wood roof structure covered with canal tiles.
Renting a holiday apartment in Lacapelle-Marival is one possible way to plan a personal stay.
Getting Around
The GR6 passes through Lacapelle-Marival and is part of a Way of Saint James route coming from Le Puy-en-Velay.
The Bois de Bordet hike in Lacapelle-Marival starts and ends at the Place de l'Église. As a circular hike, it is 13.6 kilometres long and takes around four hours.
The Boucle des Moulins et du Pic is a 29-kilometre, technically demanding mountain-bike loop for regular cyclists; its special features include fords, among other things.
Water and Landscape
Le Merlival is a lake of approximately 3.1 hectares near Lacapelle-Marival, close to the D218 départemental road.
At Lac le Merlival, you can walk around the lake. Fishing is also possible in Lac le Merlival in Lacapelle-Marival.
Other Local Features
The motocross track in Lacapelle-Marival is approximately 1,700 metres long and between 8 and 12 metres wide.
The market in Lacapelle-Marival is open to tourists who want to discover regional products.
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