Tourism & Leisure
Discover the region
Culture and heritage in the heart of the Auvergne
Chateau de Randan, 7km from here and formerly part of the same royal estate as Chateau de Maulmont, re-opens for visiting after years of closure and extensive works. Princesse Adélaïde, sister of King Louis Philippe, who had Chateau de Maulmont built as her hunting lodge in 1830, was also the owner of Chateau de Randan.
L’Aventure Michelin spreads over two levels of a former industrial space of 2,000m² on the Cataroux site. The original architecture, dating back to the beginning of the 20th century, has been preserved. These thematic and chronological exhibitions are dedicated to the past, present and future of the Michelin Group.
This is a magnificent course, originally created in 1908, and it provides challenges for players of all levels. This is a very flat course situated along the banks of the Allier river with raised fairways and greens defended by an abundance of bunkers. An elegant Clubhouse with a bar and a very good restaurant indoor & on the terrace.
Designed by architects James Engh and Thierry Sprecher the course, which is open all year, is subtly drawn in the middle of a beautiful forest of oaks. While gently rolling fairways seem generous, the permanent presence of the forest, a few water hazards and numerous streams provide challenges for the pro and keen amateur alike. Clubhouse with a good restaurant.
Nestled in the calm surrounded by pine trees and with the volcanoes providing a unique backdrop. An 18 hole course of inernational standard, par 72 and 6495 meters long. Gererous wide fairways with plenty of natural obstacles and greens spread over many levels. This is a challenging course, appreciated by pros and amateurs with a good handicap.
