Châtel-Montagne Travel Guide

 Sinjoor Says:  If in this town there is one "must see" item it is without a doubt its 12th century Romanic church. It is magnificent in its somplicity and austerity. Standing alone beside the village it is a marvelous sight, both from the village and from the road across the depression... 

 Sinjoor Says:  This is a modest but congenial campground. Its facilities are clean and well cared for. The individual spaces are divided by hedges which gives travellers staying here an impression of privacy without total separation from the hole of the campground. The atmosphere is that... 

 Sinjoor Says:  The closest shop available to visitors is the campground's own one. Here most of the basic necessities can be purchased as well as souvenirs, postcards etc..In the village itself the traveller will find Hotel du Centre. This is a bar/ hotel/restaurant where one can also... 

 Sinjoor Says:  This walk leads the visitor along a quiet forest trail by the banks of the stream "La Pisserotte" towards the spot where it tumbles down at the "Cascades de la Pisserotte". It plunges down into a pool with the remarkable name "Trou du Diable" (Hole of the Devil). Near the...