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A city of incredible streets: Steep and rich in heritage. The medieval and industrious atmosphere makes this Auvergne city quite unique.

Very pretty castle which can be visited at certain times, and in the adjacent woods there are very pleasant single tracks.

Local curiosities from the Middle Ages deserve a mention: the “Peddes”, which in Thiers designate an inhabited passage connecting two medieval houses.

A city steeped in history where you can take a break during your outings! Cutlery is the heart of the city and Thiers knives are the most beautiful in the world! You owe it to yourself to leave with yours! For more advice, don’t hesitate to follow us on all networks @chouchou_team

The town with the characteristic bridge is very nice to look at.

Ravel Castle is located in the Puy-de-Dôme department, France. The castle dates from the 12th century and was the property of the kings of France and their chancellors. You will be able to admire the architecture and furniture of the castle, as well as the garden designed by André Le Nôtre, the famous landscape architect of Versailles. The castle is open for guided tours from May to August, and on weekends from September to April. You can also enjoy the view of the Limagne plain and the chain of volcanoes from the terrace.

Located in the Limagne plain, Maringues is a village with a unique character. The city is rich in its past. Go here to explore the city of tanners and stop in front of the monumental statue of the tanner. Stroll through its charming streets and enjoy its market (Monday), one of the most typical in Auvergne.

The bridge crossing the Morge was the southern gateway to Maringues. It has been rebuilt several times and once supported one of the city gates. The Maringois called it “the lazy bridge”, because the day laborers were there, leaning on the railing, in the hope of being called by a tanner boss in need of manpower. The workers already at work below, seeing them with their arms dangling, called them lazy.