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Events, places to visit and local tourism businesses in and around town.
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Tourist office highlights
Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Mazeyrat-d'Allier.
Things to see and do
Illustrative photoMont Briançon
Situated in the communes of Mazeyrat d’Allier (formerly Saint-Eble), Saint-Arcons-d’Allier and Vissac-Auteyrac, alongside the RN 590, it dates back 1,920,000 years and, at an altitude of 1,041 metres, overlooks the Langeadois and the Paulhaguet basin.
Illustrative photoTeravelo
Teravelo offers guided e-bike tours for families or groups of friends, allowing you to explore exceptional heritage sites and unspoilt natural surroundings. Children aged 3 and over can enjoy private or group lessons to learn or relearn cycling at their own pace.
Illustrative photoVéli Vélo | Randonnée vélo
A 4****-rated holiday cottage comprising two 55 m² flats in a rural setting.
Illustrative photoVillage | Mazeyrat-d'Allier
In Mazeyrat-d'Allier: a 14th-century church, remodelled in the 16th century. Trefoil window, painted decorations. Château du Chassagnon (private). Château du Cluzel (private).
Where to stay
Illustrative photoLe Dragou
A fully restored group holiday cottage in a small, peaceful village in the Haute-Loire. Accommodation for 15 people, ideal for enjoying quality time with family or friends.
Illustrative photoLes Rives d'Allier
Just 3 kilometres from Langeac, the Hôtel les Rives d’Allier, situated on the banks of the River Allier and on the Lavoûte-Chilhac tourist route, offers 22 comfortable, non-smoking rooms as well as simple, tasty cuisine. Heated swimming pool.
Where to eat
Illustrative photoAuberge du Pont de Costet
The Auberge du Pont de Costet is open for lunch every day from Monday to Friday and on Sundays, as well as for dinner on Fridays and Saturdays. Vegetarian and vegan options available! Everything is homemade using local, organic and seasonal produce – and made with love!
Illustrative photoLa Belle Roulotte
International cuisine made with fresh, local produce. At La Belle Roulotte, you can enjoy a drink, have a meal, pitch your tent for a camping stopover and relax in a hammock.
Illustrative photoLa Belle Roulotte
At La Belle Roulotte, you can enjoy a drink, have a bite to eat and pitch your tent for a camping break, relax in a hammock, take part in wellness activities, and explore the craft market and cultural events. Home-cooked food made with local produce
Illustrative photoLes Délices de Cathou
The mobile crêperie “Les Délices de Cathou” makes homemade crêpes and galettes, as well as artisanal jams using local produce. It sets up at markets and festivals, or offers a catering service for private events.
Illustrative photoN&N - Restaurant-bar
Open from Tuesday to Sunday, for lunch and dinner only, and by reservation only. Dish of the day for €16, available for lunch only from Tuesday to Friday. In the evenings, at weekends and on public holidays, à la carte.
Local produce
Illustrative photoDu Monteil (GAEC)
‘From farm to fork’ – that is the motto of the six partners at GAEC du Monteil. This farm rears its own Limousin beef cattle, free-range pigs, poultry and farm-born calves, and sells them directly on the farm.
Illustrative photoMontavit David
Vegetables, flower seedlings and potatoes.
Shops and craftspeople
Illustrative photoAutovision SAS Nicoux
Vehicle Inspection Centre.
Illustrative photoBeaud Serge
All plumbing work and electrical repairs.
Illustrative photoCoiffure à domicile Marine Giraud
Unisex hairdressing at home.
Illustrative photoEntreprise Michel
All plumbing work.
Illustrative photoJaebarn
Bicycle repairs, sale of cycling accessories and frame painting.
Illustrative photoRoche Grégory
Plumber. Heating sales and installation. Certifications: Qualibois, Qualipac, Qualisol, RGE. Services: boiler repairs, geothermal heating and boilers.
Illustrative photoRoger Job
General electrical work, heating sales and installation.
Illustrative photoTeravelo
Teravelo offers mountain bike and electric mountain bike hire, as well as minor bike repairs, either on-site or on call, to assist cyclists who are travelling by bike.
Hire and transport
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 29 October 2026.
Tourism businesses
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