Description
Monsaguel is characterized by its contrasting landscape with cereal plateaus punctuated by wooded plots. In the woods, before reaching "les Tendoux", the stone is present all along the path: one discovers dry stone walls, some caves and underground cavities (private).
Monsaguel is home to many houses and castles of character (private and not open to the public), including the 15th century castle of "la Faurie", which is listed as a historical monument (visible from the road leading to St-Perdoux). The fortified manor house of "l'Aubespin" dates from the 12th century. It is made up of square towers attached to each other and topped by a roof covered with brown tiles. The moat that surrounded the building has been filled in
filled in a long time ago.