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Puy with the most frequented crater in the area

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Fountain closed for years

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Ancient Roman sanctuary restored

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The path to the crater's interior remains closed. A large information sign explains the problems of erosion and demonstrates the difficulty of restoring the path.

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An easy climb through the forest, you'll discover a magnificent view of the surrounding area and the Puy de Dôme, an incredible panorama. Accessible by steps as well.

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Temple construction in the 2nd century on the summit of the Puy de Dôme. The Temple of Mercury, built on the summit of the Puy de Dôme, was one of the largest mountain sanctuaries in Roman Gaul. It could be seen from a great distance, including from the city of Augustonemetum, present-day Clermont-Ferrand. The Via Agrippa, a highway from Lyon, the capital of Gaul, to Saintes on the Atlantic, allowed travelers to reach the shrine via the pilgrimage center at the Col de Ceyssat.

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Nice hike to do with children

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Made in August! A little crowded parking in the parking lot. The view is worth the detour. Push down the right bottom of the stairs to reach the caves :)

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The Temple of Mercury on the Puy de Dôme is a Gallo-Roman temple built in the 2nd century on the summit of the Puy de Dôme to replace a 1st century temple. Excavations in 1875 and the early 20th century uncovered the ruins. In the 1st century, the Arverni decided to build a temple to Mercury in their city of Augustonemetum (now Clermont-Ferrand). In the following century, this temple in arkose, which had undoubtedly become too small to accommodate the many pilgrims who visited it, was replaced by a larger and more majestic temple in trachyte. Source: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temple_de_Mercure_(puy_de_D%C3%B4me)

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Closed due to non-portability. Too bad when you have a water filter and a stove, because you don't have any water.

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Currently under construction Phase 2, can be visited from 2024, the museum is free of charge

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During this hiking highlight we come across the remains of a temple in honor of MERKUR (in Latin: MERCURIUS) at the height of the mountain plateau, an archaeological excavation site. Dating back to ancient pre-Christian times, the deities of Roman and Greek legends in particular have been preserved in the collective memory of people in Europe to this day. MERCURY is the “messenger of the gods” in Roman mythology, and HERMES corresponds to him in Greek mythology. The following applies to both: They have the interesting combination of being the god of trade and merchants, but also of thieves.

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Very beautiful nature and a great view of the Puy de Dome.

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Very nice hiking trails, you should definitely remember to have enough water.

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It should be remembered that access to the interior of the crater is now PROHIBITED

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Summit of the Puys chain, the Puy de Dôme rises to 1,465 meters above sea level. It offers the best possible panorama of the entire chain, totaling nearly 80 puys! Today, on the summit of Puy de Dôme, there is a meteorological observatory. It is also a starting point for paragliding. Accessible to the greatest number of people via the Chemin des Muletiers, the ascent does not require any particular physical skills.

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Please note: the fountain is not always functional, especially after hot summers when the tablecloths are empty. However, the spectacular view of the Puy de Dôme remains there, whatever the season, spectacular.

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The arrival of the mule track is at the Panoramique des Dômes station. On this side of the summit there are various platforms allowing you to contemplate the south of the Puys chain as well as the Sancy massif in the distance.

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Magnificent views of the Puys chain and the heart of the famous and very photogenic crater.

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The Temple of Mercury is an archaeological site discovered at the end of the 19th century, it is a Roman sanctuary

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