10의 생모레일가지 명소 & 주요 장소

This mill has a unique water supply: perpendicular to the channel and via an overhead chute made of granite sleepers forming a gutter and held together with iron keys. The mill floor and its paving are preserved. A second cascading mill below is in ruins. The condition of the building helped determine the architectural basis for the restoration of the Augerolles mill. The roof was thatched. In the 1940s, during the Second World War, it was already in poor condition.

The waterfalls extend over several stages. In the upper part of the valley, the mighty boulders of the 'Champs de Pierres' are also worth noting.

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Bourganeuf is a small medieval town created by the Hospitallers. It is also the third city in France to have seen the appearance of electricity, hence its nickname the city of lights. The town even houses an electrification museum, in addition to its castle, its church and its characteristic Zizim tower.

A tour that can be done with suitable shoes to descend the steep path. The boots are recommended for two who want to make beautiful POVs closer to the falls.

This small, vibrant village with a Gallo-Roman past, called Peyrat-le-Fort in the Middle Ages and then Peyrat-la-Montagne during the Revolution, will reveal many surprises. The village is built around the beautiful 15th-century pond (unsupervised beach, children's playground, fishing). Its exceptional architectural heritage; lovers of the Middle Ages and history will be dazzled by its 14th-century church dedicated to Saint Martin, its Square Tower, and its Resistance Museum, which bears witness to the actions of the Resistance fighters during the Second World War. Source: https://www.tourisme-creuse.com/

The Cascade des Jarrauds is a beautiful waterfall 15 meters high surrounded by greenery and nature. The region is known for being the first to provide remote electricity to the nearby town of Bourganeuf. Here you can learn all this in a museum.

The waterfalls stretch for just over 4 kilometers and are a great place to sit and reflect while listening to the deafening din of rushing water.