Fournels: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Château de Fournels was built in 1573 during the reign of Charles IX by Jean bâtard d'Apcher, the son of François Martin, Baron d'Apcher; it is classified as a historic monument and overlooks three valleys.
Anyone wishing to discover Fournels may be considering renting a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Église Notre-Dame de Fournels features Romanesque architecture. It consists of two storeys crowned by a comb-style bell tower and houses furnishings made by regional craftspeople, including a high altar made of oak and two tabernacles. The church is the oldest monument in the village; its history dates back to at least 1145.
The Fournels historical tour leads through Fournels and its surroundings using nine information panels. The Église Notre-Dame de Fournels offers a permanent, individual, freely accessible, unguided visit lasting approximately 30 minutes on average.
Nature
“Cap sur l'église de Termes – Trail n°33” is a circular route that starts in Fournels. It climbs to the Église de Termes at an altitude of 1,171 metres; from this circular route, there is a viewpoint over the Margeride range and the volcanic Massif des Monts du Cantal.
The mountains Puy de la Tuile, Puy d'Aubraquet, Puy des Agneaux and Puy Fageoles are located in the area surrounding Fournels.
Surroundings
The Château du Chassan is a château in the area surrounding Fournels. The Eglise Saint-Martin et Saint-Blaise, a church, is also located in the surrounding area.
In the wider regional area surrounding Fournels are the Musée Alfred Douët, a museum, and the Église Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Michel, a church.
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