Brue-Auriac: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
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Culture and history
The Chapelle Notre-Dame in Brue-Auriac is a Romanesque chapel dating from the 12th century with an adjoining priory. It has been listed in the inventory of historic monuments since 1971. In the 19th century, it served as a parish church.
The Pigeonnier de Brue in Brue-Auriac is a cylindrical tower 22.5 metres high and 12.43 metres wide. It is the largest 18th-century dovecote recorded in France and was built around 1750 by Georges Roux de Corse.
The treasure hunt “Les secrets des pigeons Brussois” takes place in the village of Brue-Auriac and lasts 1 hour and 15 minutes.
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Winegrowing
The vineyards of Domaine Masson extend over more than 20 hectares at the foot of the Bessillon Massif. Domaine Masson offers a cellar tour followed by a tasting of six cuvées.
By prior arrangement, Bastide de Fave offers a tour of the estate and a wine tasting. Domaine de Cantarelle offers estate tours from Monday to Friday by prior reservation.
Things to do
The Sentier Randonner Autrement – De vigne en vigne circular trail in Brue-Auriac is 5.0 kilometres long and leads from the Chapelle Notre-Dame to the hamlet of Saint-Estève in Brue-Auriac. It explores the history of winegrowing, the seasons and the processing of vines, as well as the history of the Greek god Dionysus.
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