Saint-Pantaléon-De-Larche: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Saint-Pantaléon-De-Larche
The façades and roofs of the U-shaped building of Château de Cramier in Saint-Pantaléon-de-Larche were partially listed as a historic monument by decree of 24 May 1991. Anyone wishing to discover Saint-Pantaléon-de-Larche and rent a holiday apartment there is planning a trip to this town.
Culture and crafts
The Église Saint-Pantaléon has a bell tower with a continuous gabled front, a cruciform floor plan and a polygonally ended choir.
The local crafts scene includes Sa Perle Y Popette, where glass beads are made with a torch. Corderie Palus was founded in 1908 and extends over 280 metres. In France, it is listed as intangible cultural heritage and bears the “Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant” label. It can only be visited by prior appointment as part of a guided tour.
Routes
The 17-km Voie verte connects Aubazine railway station with the Pont de Grange in the municipality of Saint-Pantaléon-de-Larche. It follows the Corrèze River and passes through Brive-la-Gaillarde.
Along the Voie verte, there are picnic areas, rest areas, a bicycle pump station and public toilets. The route is secure and shady and is suitable for walking, cycling and riding a scooter.
Nature
Parc de Lestrade is a 3.5-hectare landscaped leisure and recreation park where the local flora is showcased. Its sustainable design incorporates local plant species, flowering meadows and local wood such as oak. It also features a hydraulic circulation system with plants for phytoremediation.
Parc de Lestrade offers families opportunities for walks and access to a play area.
Other destinations: Estivaux, Neuvic, Champeaux, Alleyrat, Noailles, Saint-Chamant, Saint-Pardoux-La-Croisille, Chanteix.
Further information about Corrèze.