Les Chemins d'Eléonore

Discover a 20-hectare natural site, from the Roman road to the megalithic remains, and learn about the history of the region's first settlers, as well as the diversity of its woods, ponds, streams and centuries-old trees.

INFO COVID-19 :
- a maximum of 10 people per visit
- booking compulsory on the website or by telephone
- the guide wears a mask
- groups of visitors must be approximately 3 metres apart
- Payment for the tour is made at the end of the tour: make up the difference if you do not wish to receive change.

Are you curious and like to get off the beaten track? Come and discover twenty hectares of natural parkland as you follow the pathways of history. As you stroll through the park's history, you'll find well-maintained paths winding between historical remains (prehistoric and ancient), ponds, woods, centuries-old chestnut trees, the Ker Robert stream and a large meadow. Here you can appreciate the great diversity of local wetland flora and enjoy the serenity of the surroundings.

Approximately 2,000 metres long, guided tour only.

Booking essential (possible right up to the last minute) via our contact form or by telephone.

Tour + picnic possible (prices on request).