Site of the tin mine.
The area was known for its tin production into the 1960s but it has now been converted to recreational purposes.

The lake that was produced from tin extraction has an area of 15 hectares and is used for water skiing.

The slag heap is 121 metres high (which is 5 metres higher than the highest hill in the department - Breteche hill) provides a scenic view with hiking and para-sailing opportunities.

Chestnut tree of the Nonneries: this is a classified tree 800 years old.

Old Forges of the Jahotière which has now been converted into a hotel and function centre.

The parish Church of Saint-Pierre has a Chalice which is registered as an historical object.
Site of the tin mine. The area was known for its tin production into the 1960s but it has now been converted to recreational purposes.
The lake that was produced from tin extraction has an area of 15 hectares and is used for water skiing.
The slag heap is 121 metres high (which is 5 metres higher than the highest hill in the department - Breteche hill) provides a scenic view with hiking and para-sailing opportunities.
Chestnut tree of the Nonneries: this is a classified tree 800 years old.
Old Forges of the Jahotière which has now been converted into a hotel and function centre.
The parish Church of Saint-Pierre has a Chalice which is registered as an historical object.
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