Lacelle: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Lacelle
The approximately 150-kilometre section of the GR®46 in Corrèze runs from Lacelle in the north through the Parc Naturel Régional de Millevaches to Turenne.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Lacelle can first get to know the town as a destination.
Culture
The present-day building of the Saint-Junien parish church dates from the 13th or 14th century and received two side chapels in the 19th century. The church has a bell gable with two openings and a portal in the Limousin style.
The La Turgotière route is lined with examples of small-scale heritage, such as churches, crosses and standing stones. The Croix de Pierrot commemorates a money courier who, according to local tradition, was attacked on the way to Eymoutiers.
The church of Lacelle was once owned by Solignac Abbey.
Landscape
La Turgotière passes through damp broom meadows as well as deciduous and spruce forests where Limousin cattle graze.
The Puy d'Allogne, the Puy de la Roche and the Puy Pantout are located around Lacelle; all three are mountains.
The wider region around Lacelle is home to the Les Cars ruins, the historic Abbaye Saint-André site and the Prieuré du Jassonneix monastery. Mont Gargan is also a mountain there.
Trails
The entire GR®46 route can be completed from Lacelle railway station.
La Turgotière is a 9.9-kilometre route in Lacelle that can be used on foot, by mountain bike or on horseback.
La Turgotière VTT is located less than a ten-minute walk from a railway station and a TER access point.
More destinations: Rilhac-Xaintrie, Benayes, Ayen, Noailhac, Le Pescher, Saint-Augustin, Ussac, Orgnac-sur-Vézère
To the main travel overview: Corrèze.
