Tourist Attractions & Monuments en Auvergne

This church, of Romanesque style, is the principal of the commune. It was started in 1856 and was put into service in 1863. The first baptism dates from 6 December 1868. It was officially recognized by decree of the President of the Republic on 3 August 1872. You can discover a virgin virgin, whose bill is unique in Auvergne. Indeed, his knees are particularly écartés, and she fades behind her son, her hands open.

By chance, by looking for a new coal deposit, the source Hydroxydase © Marie-Christine was discovered in 1908. The inhabitants of Breuil-sur-Couze discovered the virtues of this water, especially to accelerate healing. Exploitation began in 1912 and continues today. The water is captured between 90 and 110 meters deep, having spent 7,000 years underground. Rather confidential, this water is recognized for its digestive virtues thanks to its unique composition as it combines sodium and calco-magnesian bicarbonatée. It owes its name to its oxydo-reducing properties. From the original source, there is a tiny park accessible to all free of charge. If you want to taste the Hydroxydase ©, you will need to go to the pharmacy.