PR 23 : Le Puy du Mas

Romanesque style chapel. Years of construction: 11th and 12th centuries. Classified as a historical monument in 1972.Although the nave has undergone alterations (vault, openings) over the centuries, the current chapel dates from the Romanesque period. The building features a rectangular nave, a semicircular apse, and a bell gable pierced by two twin bays. The western portal, with its round arch, bears the date 1778 on its lintel. An open forecourt surrounds the chapel, enhancing its presence in the village. Visit and access: Self-guided visits are possible; keys can be obtained from the Bassignac town hall (04 71 40 82 33). The interior is rather simple and is sometimes used for art exhibitions in the summer.

In Bassignac, on the banks of the Sumène, come and lose yourself in the corn! Two mazes and a barefoot trail have been laid out on either side of the river. A suspended footbridge takes you from one side to the other: thrills guaranteed!Giant wooden games, play areas, pedal go-karts, an obstacle course, a draisienne and a toboggan make it possible for young and old alike to share a convivial moment. to share a fun-filled moment! Snacks and refreshments: sandwiches, ice creams, drinks and of course popcorn! Picnics available. Accessible to baby carriages. Parking in grassy field.

A natural area with no marked pitches. A haven of peace for those seeking peace, relaxation and a change of scenery. A shared sanitary block and electrical hook-ups are available.