Ambrugeat: Holiday Apartments and Homes
Accommodation in Ambrugeat
Lac de Sèchemailles is a 40-hectare lake located within the municipalities of Ambrugeat and Meymac.
Those who have chosen Ambrugeat as their travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Église Saint-Éloi et Saint-Martin stands in the town center. It dates from the 13th century and features a triangular bell gable and three vaulted bays from the 16th century.
Behind the altar is a large 18th-century altarpiece.
The Château d'Ambrugeat is a privately owned fortified château. A castle is documented there from the 12th century; the building is not open to visitors.
Water
Lac de Sèchemailles has sandy and grassy beaches. Supervised swimming is possible there in summer.
At the recreational facilities on Lac de Sèchemailles, windsurfing boards, caravels, canoes and kayaks, pedal boats, rowing boats, dinghies, and small sailboats are available for hire.
The “Le Lac de Sèchemailles” restaurant by the water serves traditional cuisine.
Nature
The Forêt de la Cubesse in Ambrugeat covers 150 hectares.
It is an old deciduous woodland complex with beech stands as well as ash and alder stands.
The Forêt de la Cubesse has hiking and mountain biking trails.
Hiking
The “De feuilles en aiguilles” route is 18.0 kilometers long and is a yellow-marked circular trail in Ambrugeat.
It passes through landscapes featuring deciduous forests, coniferous undergrowth, heathland, and waterside areas.
More local pages: Lagraulière, Saint-Augustin, Masseret, Ussel, Estivaux, Saint-Priest-de-Gimel, Altillac, Saint-Pantaléon-De-Larche.
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