Liginiac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Liginiac
Lac de la Triouzoune is a 410-hectare artificial lake that stretches across the municipalities of Liginiac and Neuvic.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Liginiac is planning their stay in this town.
Culture
The Église Saint-Barthélémy in Liginiac is classified as a historic monument (“Monument historique”). The Romanesque church dates from the 12th century and has remarkable iron fittings on the entrance door.
La Bastide in Liginiac was built around 1300. The coats of arms of two families are displayed side by side on the lintel of the entrance door.
The ruins of Peyroux date back to a castle built by the Ventadour family, which already existed before the 14th century.
The “De la gare à Manzagol” walk reveals a historical and economic heritage in Liginiac spanning from the 12th century to the present day.
Nature
Saut de Juillac is classified as a protected site (“site classé”) in Liginiac. The Saut de Juillac waterfall lies hidden beneath the canopy at the Roc Grand viewpoint.
Lac de la Triouzoune is registered as a protected site (“site inscrit”) in Liginiac.
On the Liginiac side of the lake, fishing is possible at Plage du Maury beach. There is also a pontoon there for launching boats.
Activities
The Circuit du Grisot is a moderately difficult, 20-kilometre VTT/gravel route along small roads and forest tracks, leading from one viewpoint to the next.
The Circuit du Héron is considered very easy to ride and very short, and suitable for families with children.
For the higher-level travel overview: Corrèze.
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