6의 생시브랑가지 명소 & 주요 장소

You walk past it unsuspectingly, until you suddenly see this giant: an eagle carved from a single, solid tree trunk, complete with outstretched wings. Not a small forest sculpture, but a true masterpiece. The best part? You can still see the round shape of the original tree trunk in the base. An unexpected eye-catcher.

Once a mighty fortress, now remains perched on a rocky ridge, with a round keep as a silent witness. In 1369, Brosse was set on fire, but generations returned to save the stones and preserve the ruins.

Sights: - Fortified Romanesque Benedictine Priory (14th century, Historic Monument) - Octagonal Baptismal Font (10th century) - Maison de l'Argentier (Historic Monument) - Church (Historic Monument) - Medieval Town Center - City Gate (14th century) - Belfry - Dolmen of Passebonneau

Located on a small height which offers a very extensive view of the valley, the castle is made up of two buildings at right angles with several turrets. With the exception of a few buttresses, the traces of fortifications still visible at the beginning of the 17th century have now disappeared.

Located on a small height which offers a very extensive view of the valley, the castle is made up of two buildings at right angles with several turrets. With the exception of a few buttresses, the traces of fortifications still visible at the beginning of the 17th century have today disappeared to make way for an imposing habitation.

All that remains of the medieval fortress today is the circular keep and its curtain wall from the 13th century and the towers either side.

This magnificent village sitting on a granite rock and overlooking the river and the valley of the wallet is in fact the residence of the Benedictine monks in the priory which adjoins the church of Saint Jean-Baptiste. With its ramparts and medieval streets, this village is a must see.

Very beautiful ruins of the old Brush castle. The site is private but almost all of the ruins are visible from the outside. The site has been listed since 2003 for their architectural and landscape qualities.