Vieille-Brioude

Inscribed in the Historic Monuments, the Sainte-Anne church was built during the 12th century. In the Romanesque style, it presents an example of architecture typical of the Haute-Loire.

The 15th century bridge was also listed in the Historic Monuments and was rebuilt in the 19th century. It was once the largest arch built in the Middle Ages.

Whether you are a wine lover or not, you will enjoy discovering the Vine and Heritage Museum. This garden-museum takes place around the church of Sainte-Anne and traces the history and traditions of the commune of Vieille-Brioude. The site regularly hosts exhibitions or theatrical performances.

Near Védrines, a dolmen made of a natural rocky area has been classified as a Historic Monument. Several marked hiking trails allow you to appreciate this site and many others.

Located on the banks of the Allier, the Bageasse beach takes place in Vieille-Brioude and Brioude. Fitted out, it offers many outdoor activities.

In April, the town offers a spring market with several activities.

Folk encounters with traditional dance demonstrations are offered in March.

The nature raid of the gorges of the Allier passes through the village of Vieille-Brioude in early June.

As of July 14, the municipality offers a garage sale, as well as a popular ball.

At the end of July, the Sainte-Anne is celebrated in Vieille-Brioude especially through the harvest festival, as well as a fair.

The celebration of the vineyard celebrates the agricultural activities of the commune at the beginning of October.

In November, the festival of the pig is rich in animations and tastings.

The Allier valley with the beautiful villages of Saint-Ilpize, Lavoûte-Chilhac… The villages in the Allier valley are magnificent in terms of their geographical location but they also have a quality architectural heritage.

Brioude, ranked among "The Most Beautiful Detours in France" with its unmissable Saint-Julien Basilica, three * in the Michelin green guide.