9의 생 모리스 프레 크로크가지 명소 & 주요 장소

This medieval bridge, known as the 'Soubre Bridge' and made up of four arches, those at the ends in a semi-circular arch, the other two in a pointed arch, bears the name of a tapestry manufacturer whose workshops were located nearby. In the 16th century, Felletin was a prosperous town which saw the development of a significant number of industries: flour milling, tanning, paper milling, dyeing, etc. The river provided the energy necessary for the operation of the numerous mills. Next to the bridge, we notice the toll terminal symbolizing the duty that had to be paid to bring certain goods and foodstuffs into the city. Listed as a Historic Monument in 1926. Source: https://www.tourisme-creuse.com/

A village that definitely bears its name. We hear the incessant shots coming from a nearby military base, which resonate and disturb the almost disturbing calm of the place. The church under renovation is a good place for a siesta, a ravito, and why not a bivouac. Don't expect to be able to buy food there, there is nothing for several miles around.

Medieval bridge bearing the name of an upholsterer from Felletin and listed as a Historic Monument.

Promontory of Saint-Georges Nigremont, overlooking the Creuse, with a 180 degree view. With interesting garden terraces, the site is one of the 500 most beautiful sites listed by the French Cycling Federation!

Felletin is a small town of 1,700 inhabitants, located in Creuse at the gates of the Millevaches regional natural park in Limousin. This ancient city is home to many historic buildings, generally well preserved. Like Aubusson, Felletin is also renowned for its historic expertise in Tapestries.

Very beautiful and original fountain at the entrance to the village of Saint-Hilaire. Unfortunately not always supplied with drinking water. Ask the village habitats on site.

Promontory of Saint-Georges Nigremont overlooking the Creuse. Superb 180 degree view. Site part of the 500 most beautiful sites listed by the French Cycling Federation (FFCT). Saint-Georges Nigremont is therefore part of the Brevets des Provinces Françaises (BPF).