Island Viewpoint

Castle Thynières Ruins

Beaulieu

Castle Thynières Ruins
Description

This ancient fortress, which once governed part of the Haute Auvergne region, belonged to Catherine de Médicis, daughter of Madeleine de la Tour d'Auvergne. The last owner, Dubois De St Etienne, acquired the property in 1777 and held it until the French Revolution. Probably occupied by the English in 1373, it fell into ruin at the end of the 15th century. Thanks to its dominant position, the Château de Thynières site offers a lovely panoramic view of the Dordogne gorges and the Château de Val. Open all year round.

Ouverture

All year round.

Tarifs

Free access.

Contact et accès
Thynières
15270 Beaulieu
Cantal (15)
À proximité
Commune de Lanobre
Sport

“La Siauve” beach

Lanobre
OTSA
Sport

“Val” beach

Lanobre
Auberge Le Beaulieu
Traditional cooking

Auberge Le Beaulieu

Beaulieu
Lake of the Siauve  HUTTOPIA
Campsite

Lake of the Siauve HUTTOPIA

Lanobre
Auberge Le Beaulieu
Hotel

Auberge Le Beaulieu

Beaulieu
Restaurant
Brasserie

Restaurant “Le Relais Valcastel”

Lanobre
Honey and Plants House
Nature and Progress

Honey and Plants House

Beaulieu
Monsieur Rouchon
In the process of organic conversion

“L’Air du Temps” Farm

Beaulieu
Office de Tourisme de Sumène Artense bureau de Lanobre
OTSA
Tourism institutions

Tourist Office seasonal “Sumène Artense”

Lanobre
Circuit n°9 : Le Château de Val
B.MOLIA
Sport

Circuit n°9 : Le Château de Val

Lanobre
Circuit n° 12 : Beaulieu - Thynières
OTSA
Sport

Circuit n° 12 : Beaulieu – Thynières

Beaulieu
Circuit n°16 : Château de Val – La Siauve
Sport

Circuit n°16 : Château de Val – La Siauve

Lanobre
Island Viewpoint
Castle Thynières Ruins

Beaulieu