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The
Allier, an exceptional living environment
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Cradle
of the Bourbon dynasty, the
Allier has a varied leisure
infrastructure that makes
an ideal balance between the
quality of your personal and
professional life.
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3
racetracks |
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4
eighteen-hole and
6 nine-hole golf courses |
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casinos |
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500
châteaux and
stately homes |
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300
churches including
180 that date, in
whole or in part,
back to the 12th century |
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Museums
and permanent exhibitions
of rare collections
that show the history
of the Allier, its
archaeology and ethnography
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Souvigny,
a major Clunisian
site |
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The
Allier, the last wild
river in Europe and
a unique French bird
reserve |
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10,500
kilometres of hiking,
mountain-bike and
horseback riding trails |
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Le
Pal, the largest zoo
and leisure park in
Central France which
attracts over 360,000
visitors per year |
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3
health-and-fitness
spas: Vichy, Néris-les-bains
and Bourbon l’Archambault |
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La
Loge des Gardes, micro
ski resort and one
of the first European
centres for the new
summer ski sports
(Carvsleigh, Arapaho,
Mountain Board, Dirt
Surf, Coyote, Bobsleigh
and Crosskate hiking) |
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Lapalisse,
European centre for
freefall skydiving
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