The village of Saint-Nectaire is located in the picturesque Couze Chambon Valley and is known for its exceptional Romanesque church. The village shares its name with the famous Saint-Nectaire cheese and has a rich heritage, including thermal springs, a spa facility, and a variety of megalithic sites. Visitors can explore the village's historic center, visit the Romanesque church, and learn about the production of the Saint-Nectaire cheese. The village is also a great destination for families, with many kid-friendly activities and amenities, including beaches at Lake Chambon and a variety of outdoor activities. The village has been certified as one of the 6 Famille Plus-certified villages in the Massif du Sancy, guaranteeing a warm welcome for families
Plan your family visit to the Village de Saint Nectaire with these blog insights 👇

Activities: We visited the village of Saint Nectaire, expecting a rural setting, but found a thermal city with its thermal baths, casino, and Belle Epoque buildings
Highlights: We enjoyed the Romanesque church, Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Cornadore, and its original choir surrounded by columns with sculpted biblical scenes ✨