モンタルシェ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Well, it wasn't a deluge, but enough to guess what a feast for the eyes we'll have in the spring after the thaw. In any case, it's refreshing and the perfect time and place to put your feet in the water and enjoy a picnic.

A wonderful, extremely varied hike starting from the volcanic crater is highly recommended.

Climb up to the Collegiate Church to admire an exceptional panorama from the Forez plain to the Massif Central, Pilat and the Alps. The Gothic-style collegiate church is remarkable for its size and sobriety.

This former county castellany has retained part of the wall of the fortified town and lines up, along its cobbled streets, bourgeois and aristocratic houses from the 15th and 16th centuries.

Montarcher, a small town in the heart of southern Haut-Forez, perched at 1162 meters, offers an exceptional panorama over the Velay and the Forez. Registered site, Montarcher is classified "Village of character" and has a remarkable heritage.

Marols is also a village of artists. Throughout the year, local artists open their studios to the public, offering a unique opportunity to see how they work and discover their creations. During the summer, external artists will also complete the artistic panel of the village by exhibiting for 1 or 2 weeks in the 3 rooms made available in the town hall building.

Marols is a millennial city built around its hamlets. This remarkable heritage is why it has been chosen among the first villages of character in the department. Today, this history is accompanied by many events. This village has succeeded, like very few, in preserving a medieval heritage and an authentic life.

The peak of Montsupt is one of the many volcanic peaks of the Plaine du Forez and the foothills of the Monts. You can make out the valley of the Curraize to the north, and that of its tributary, the Malval, to the west. Located in the town of Saint-Georges-Haute-Ville, the mountain is close to two km from the town of Margerie.