Murat

Inscribed with the Historical Monuments, the castle of Murat was built between the Xth and the XIth century. Today in ruins, it takes place on a rocky platform that dominates the meanders of the neighboring river. Quite untouched in its structure, the building astonishes by its massive and imposing side. One can admire the vestiges of the old poultry yard or even remnants of original walls. Nowadays invaded by nature, the castle of Murat has a certain charm to discover the time of a walk in time.

The church of St. Nicholas is not without interest, and has been classified in part to the Historic Monuments. The bell tower and sacristy are listed in the Historic Monuments. In the village you can admire other religious buildings of good quality, like the chapel of Barbate and its wooden bell, or the chapel of the hospital that dates from the nineteenth century.

Registered with the Historic Monuments since the beginning of the 1980s, the castle of Chatignoux can be admired from the outside because it is today a private property. The same goes for the Château de Robinière, which dates back to the 19th century.

A few marked hiking trails allow you to appreciate the charm of this village rich with a glorious past.