Touring vic-sur-cère

Topic	Sciences and discovery
Departure	VIC-SUR-CERE (15)
Details	In the Cere Valley, Vis-sur-Cere is an old village located at 681 m high with picturesque houses nestles around a church. The village has a mineral water source.

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The Castel Viel

The Castel Viel, near Vic-sur-Cere, is located on the footpath called the 'Grotte des Anglais' and leads to the 'Rocher de Maisonne'.

Accommodation nearby

Hôtel Restaurant Les Planottes

Polminhac
04 7 1 43 7 0 33

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Hôtel Restaurant l'Elancèze et Belle Vallée

Thiezac
04 71 47 00 22

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Hôtel les Tilleuls

Saint-cirgues-de-jordanne
04 71 47 92 19

The Saint-Pierre church in Vic-sur-Cère

Saint-Pierre church in Vic-sur-Cère was built on the site of an old Romanesque church. The bell tower was destroyed in 1260 and was rebuilt in 1265 as it still is today.

Accommodation nearby

Hôtel Restaurant Les Planottes

Polminhac
04 7 1 43 7 0 33

Hôtel Restaurant l'Elancèze et Belle Vallée

Thiezac
04 71 47 00 22

Hôtel les Tilleuls

Saint-cirgues-de-jordanne
04 71 47 92 19

The 'Chapelle du Calvaire'

The 'chapelle du Calvaire' belonged to the Benedictine convent of Vic. It was built in the middle of the 12th century. Today, it is used as an exhibition hall.

Accommodation nearby

Hôtel Restaurant Les Planottes

Polminhac
04 7 1 43 7 0 33

Hôtel Restaurant l'Elancèze et Belle Vallée

Thiezac
04 71 47 00 22

Hôtel les Tilleuls

Saint-cirgues-de-jordanne
04 71 47 92 19

The mineral water source of Vic-sur-Cere

The mineral water source of Vic-sur-Cere was discovered by the celts and was used by the Romans. The water has numerous properties against diseases such as gout, diabetes, anaemia.. Several historical figures drank this water: Queen Margot, Ann of Austria, Louis XIV