La Selve: holiday apartments and houses
La Selve combines churches and religious heritage with traditional festivals and hiking trails. Anyone considering La Selve as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment here.
Culture
The Church of St-Martial offers free guided tours; outside the season, visits are possible by prior appointment. Located in the village of Lagarde in La Selve, this church features neo-Byzantine frescoes by Nicolaï Greschny.
The Church of Notre-Dame was built in 1835 on the site of the former castle chapel. The exhibition in La Selve presents the liturgical calendar and the sacred vestments with their respective colours in an educational format. Two panels in the exhibition in La Selve explain the history of the site as a former Templar commandery. The Salle d’exposition du Patrimoine Religieux et Templier de La Selve is free to access during the church’s opening hours.
The “Treasure Hunt in La Selve” is a permanent game available all year round. It leads from the old gateway to the church via the “Lo Buisson” square and “La Batuda” street.
The cemetery in La Selve is home to a bronze bust of M. Froment, a musician who died in 1934.
Festivals and trails
The annual Fête du Muguet includes a hike of around 13 km around La Selve. The traditional Fête du Cabrit in Bégon includes hiking and mountain-biking routes with culinary stops.
Nature and hiking
Several streams mark the boundaries of La Selve between the Ségala and the Plateau du Lévézou.
The “Le ruisseau de Massebaque” circular hike in La Selve is 7.35 km long and classified as an easy hike. It starts and ends at the car park opposite the village hall by the municipal offices.
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