Beaumont: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Beaumont
Beaumont lies at the foot of the Monédières. The village of Beaumont was built on naturally fortified terrain and offers views over two valleys crossed by waterways. In front of the town hall, a viewpoint offers a remarkable view of the Rouillard Valley.
Those who choose Beaumont as their destination want to rent a holiday apartment for their stay.
Landscape
The “Entre Monédières et châtaigneraie” route offers views of the Monédières and the Vimbelle Valley and passes through the hamlets of the Beaumont municipality.
Culture and history
In the 11th century, Beaumont had a fortified castle. The Church of Saint-Léonard was rebuilt in 1665. Most of the church’s paintings were created around 1667 and were listed in 1976 as historic monuments.
In the terraced cemetery, the Chevalier tomb bears a high-relief depiction of a Templar carved on a granite tomb slab. Construction of the Chapelle du Puy-Grand began in 1937; it is a religious heritage site from the 20th century. The cross of the small Calvary is sculpted on both sides.
Paths and routes
Beaumont has numerous paths and trails for hiking, which are also suitable for mountain biking. Stage 3 of the GR®46 from Beaumont to Chamboulive leaves the Millevaches Regional Nature Park.
Other places: Ussac, Sérilhac, Beyssenac, Sarran, Lacelle, Donzenac, Meyssac, Champagnac-la-Noaille
To the higher-level travel overview: Corrèze.