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From Gallic antiquity to the Hospitallers (who had a commandery here) including the town's past as papermakers: Ambert, in the heart of Livradois-Forez, is a magnificent town steeped in history.

The Saint-Jean church is a catholic church in Ambert. It was built between 1471 and 1518. It is classified as a historical monument.

The "La Poule Rouge" and "L'Ane Bleu" paths are green corridors between the Masse district and the Ribbe bridge.

Various old mills are present all along the route, especially along the Gourre stream, where various remains of old mills used for papermaking remain. The trail also crosses the creek several times via nice little stone bridges.

Le Monestier is a very high village, and offers bikepackers the possibility of filling up with water at a fountain or in the public toilets to be found behind the church - these toilets are exceptionally clean! Rather pleasant for a fresh wash!

Ambert is a small town in the heart of the Auvergne, twin towns are Annweiler and Gorgonzola. A nice small town with charm that is always fascinating and inviting

We stroll through Ambert as we cross the ages: from the Middle Ages to the 19th century. Remarkable architectures color the history of the neighborhoods: half-timbered houses and Art Nouveau or spa-style architecture rub shoulders along the streets. From the historic quarter and its "feudal labyrinth" to the round town hall, this route bears witness to the uniqueness of this city of fairs and markets. Source: https://www.vacances-livradois-forez.com

Old church on the village square. Monument