Vignec: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Vignec
In winter, the Vignec-Saint-Lary-Soulan cable car takes visitors directly to the ski slopes.
If you are considering Vignec as a destination, you may want to find a hotel for your stay.
Nature
The Des Granges de Lias à Soulan hiking trail begins in Vignec and follows old paths through the pastoral Espiaube Valley to the Granges de Lias and Soulan.
Cap det Mont and Soum de Matte are located in the immediate vicinity of Vignec. Le Petit Arbizon and Pène Male are also located near Vignec. Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park is located in the wider regional surroundings of Vignec.
Culture
The Circuit du Pays d'Art et d'Histoire de Vignec presents Vignec's cultural heritage and architectural monuments through six information panels.
The Church of Saint-Jacques stands in Vignec's village square. Vignec's village square is a starting point for hiking trails and offers panoramic views over the valley. A fountain stands opposite Vignec's Church of Saint-Jacques.
The Maison Sarrailhet bears witness to Vignec's past. The Church of Église Saint-Blaise-et-Saint-Martin d'Ancizan, the Church of Église Saint-Exupère, and the Chapelle des Templiers are located in the vicinity of Vignec. Two scallop shells on an old keystone of the chapel indicate that the chapel was visited by pilgrims.
At the lower edge of Vignec, an artisanal canning workshop for Porc Noir de Bigorre invites visitors to discover regional products.
Other destinations: Argelès-Gazost, Guchen, Germ, Ancizan, Estaing, Cauterets, Viscos, Gavarnie
To the main travel overview: Hautes-Pyrénées.
