Campsite La Rivière *** - Chalet 29 m2 6 persons

Residence: Services at your disposal at La Rivière campsite :- Welcome pot on Monday evenings (July August)- WIFI area- Bread depot (July August)- Microwave- TV room- Shower cabins with mitigators- Loan of table tennis rackets and balls- Ready clubs and balls for mini golf- Loan of badminton and flying snowshoes- Small library- Board games- Freezer- Games for children- An accepted domestic animal kept on a leashLes Remparts: Remart of the northern district of Donzenac called the Puy Broch (Puy Supérieur), with its still discernable guard path.From the 13th century and even before, the narrow town in the fortified enclosure of the _ Castle _ developed northward creating the Puy Broch district.Le Clocher : Clocher de Donzenac, Gothic style (XIIIth century) classified historical monument. He was given a great resemblance to the bell tower of the cathedral of Tulle, for which he could have served as a draft.The rest of the church was completely rebuilt in 1832; It houses an enamelled 13th century chassise.In the year millet, there was already a church dedicated to Saint Martin, probably in the same place. Chapelle Saint Michel : Old cemetery with a small 13th century chapel dedicated to Saint Michel. Its enclosure wall is partially built with sarcophagus.There were five burial sites in Donzenac, the oldest of which, not far from the new cemetery (Allassac Highway), was perhaps pre-Christian.Porte Maleguise : Porte du Tilleul (formerly Maleguise), destroyed during the Wars of Religions, probably in July 1577 by Geoffroy de Vivant, lieutenant of the King of Navarre, future Henri IV. Donzenac had remained Catholic in a predominantly Protestant environment.In 1572, the Lord of Donzenac was none other than the Queen of France: _ Catherine de Medici _.Convent of the Cordeliers : Convent of the Cordeliers (Order of Franciscans) founded in the early 13th century under the auspices of the lords of Comborn and Malemort. It was sold as a national good to the revolution.A drawing from 1810 testifies to the beauty of his Gothic church (north side) of which almost nothing remains.Chapelle des Penitents Blancs : Chapelle de la Confrérie des penitents Blancs, built in 1677 on the remains of the arms room of the Château de la Robertie which provided defence of the southern walls of Donzenac before the 15th century.Château des Barons de Donzenac : Façade restored to the renaissance of a castle repeatedly remodeled, on the climax of the oldest district of Donzenac.It is probably Donzenac's Barons Castle and perhaps the oldest home in the city.The Pans of Travassac: In a country with amazing shapes, colours and sounds, Travassac's panels offer you:- A unique and magical walk in the heart of a nature shaped by the hand of man for more than 3 centuries... with props suitable for strong sensations,- A discovery of the slate craft and its centuries-old techniques... with the reconstitution of a work site of the beginning of the century in operation,- A journey into the past of a village and its slates... with a descent to the bottom of a slate, in the heart of an underground gallery housing a small museum. The House of the 13th: Registered as historical monuments in 1967. This house, which is the best known medieval house in Donzenac, is the only one to have undergone an important phase of study and restoration.The building currently has three levels including a cellar, which is semi-entered due to the slope of the land. It counted a fourth level, disappeared on an unknown date and replaced by a roof. The main façade, built in a beautiful sandstone apparatus, carries an arcade and three geminied bays. The ground floor position of one of them is a rarity in civil architecture. The features of this facade indicate the middle of the thirteenth century.The other two visible walls, made of shale bellows, bear the traces of the redevelopments of the late 15th century, even centuries later.Information welcomeOpen year roundNight surveillanceAnimals acceptedSituationVillageInfrastructureLeisure equipmentTelevision showWifiFeeWifi areaTradeShops (Distance: 0.8 km )PoolsNo swimming poolSports infrastructureTennisBoulodromeLeisure infrastructureLibraryServicesCatering servicesDeposit of bread (- H.Season alone.)Deposit of pastries (- H.Season alone.)Animation servicesEvenings (- H.Season alone.)



Accommodation: Chalets for 4/6 people of 29 m2 including 6m2 covered terrace, bedroom with double bed, bedroom with bunk beds, bathroom, living room with sofa bed and kitchenette

GeneralAreasTotal area (m2) : 29Terrace area (m2) : 6AnimalsAnimals: accepted under conditionsfree of chargecompulsory vaccination bookletkept on a leashDogDog of 1st class prohibitedDog of 2nd category prohibitedRooms & BeddingsSeparate rooms : 2Separate roomsBed 2 persons : 1Separate roomsBed 1 person : 2Type of bedSuperimposedBedding outside: 1Bed benchKitchenKitchen : 1equippedKitchen cornerHealth facilitiesBathroom(s) : 1WC : 1in the bathroomInterior equipmentMultimedia equipmentTelevisionExternal equipmentTerrace : 1coveredGarden furniture



Equipment: The accommodation includes: Electric hob, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster, dishes Garden furniture, parasol



Details: Wi-Fi access : dedicated area Playground for children : slide, swing, turnstile and spring games Pets allowed : 1 pet per accommodation - kept on a leash - up-to-date vaccination record Grocery store : bread deposit - in July/August Final cleaning fee : 50€/accommodation - to be paid on site Mini golf Number of stars : 3 bowling Ping Pong Near airport : Toulouse-Blagnac Airport #TLS (177.7 km) Multisports ground : badminton, volleyball, football Tourist tax (surcharge) : according to current rates + electricity costs for the periods from March 1 to 31 and from October 1 to December 31 - to be paid on site Deposit (in supplement) : 300 Tennis Number of bedrooms : 2 Surface (m²) : 29 Pets Allowed : With supplement - Tenus on leash Cooked Number of bathroom : 1 Number of toilets : 1 Television Terrace



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