13의 동맹국가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Great walk, without too many difficulties.

A charming village boasting beautiful architecture and remarkable buildings. Some establishments offer a relaxing and pleasing setting for a refreshing drink on a terrace during an outing. The Allier River, which gives its name to the village, is a must-see.

A breathtaking view from this impressive bridge. The built foothills of the Allier Valley are splendid.

This village sits on top of a rocky outcrop. This cliff is the result of a lava flow dated 1.6 million years ago. The basalt organs found in the town are remarkable. They measure more than seven meters in height. This natural curiosity is the result of an unusual volcanic phenomenon. It was a slow cooling that allowed the lava to solidify. It then takes on this characteristic colonnade appearance.

Very cute little village, well renovated and maintained, with a nice set up, both on the cliffs with incredible "basaltic columns", and down by the river. There is a nice bar & restaurant, l'Embuscade, where you need to book ahead if you wanna eat there!

This castle is definitely worth a visit. From this ancient fortress, you will have an incredible view of the village of Saint-Ilpize and Villeneuve d'Allier. Its strategic position allowed the Dauphins of Auvergne to monitor the Allier gorges.

If the ruins are not of incredible interest to visit, the breathtaking view of the valley from the castle is well worth the detour and the few drops of sweat on the climb.

The fortified village of Chilhac, located on a cliff overlooking the Allier, is a magnificent site.