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La Four Sarrazin - information and guide

Site Type:

Burial Chamber

Last Visit:
Sunday 2nd May 2010
Country:

France

Region:
Coordinates:
Latitude: 47.7656 Longitude: -1.9923
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Directions:

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Either park in St. Just and walk along the Rue de l'Abbe Corbe until a footpath over the heath becomes visible to the right, or park in the small car park located in the woods near the village to the west. A footpath leads south from there. Follow this path through the complex. La Four Sarrazin is off to your right just before the path reaches a cliff. I didn't find the signposting particularly helpful.

La Four Sarrazin is the remains of a chambered tomb located towards the western end of the Saint Just megalithic complex. Although in a fairly ruinous state, it still retains enough character to capture the imagination.