Freycenet-la-Tour

Its Digital and Reception Space: Inaugurated on September 2, 2017, this new building with contemporary architecture is a state-of-the-art digital cultural space for you to discover its heritage through various video reports on traditions and culture. local history of the town and the surrounding towns. Using your smartphone or tablets available on site, let yourself be guided on its geolocated discovery trail. Each year a new program of activities around various local themes is set up with activities, reports, exhibitions…

His Saint-Nicolas church: The church was founded around 1100 by Guillaume IV, abbot of Saint-Chaffre. The most characteristic elements are the porch and the Sénecterre chapel.

Its Barthes pond: Nestled in the hollow of the forest of the Freycenet-la-Tour plateau, the Barthes pond changes with the seasons. Lake in spring, summer it is invaded by tufts of sedge. Go up to the gazebo for bird watching. Follow the interpretive trail dedicated to the flora and fauna of this unusual place, fitted out for a pleasant family picnic. Since 2021, an enigma trail with a treasure hunt starting from the Barthes pond will make you discover the local natural and cultural heritages and will bring you back to the heart of the village, then to the Digital and Reception Space.

In the village and its hamlets, to see, a small restored heritage: the chibottes, the banal oven, the wash houses, the Saint-Régis oratory, the promontory of the Virgin, the mission crosses...