
Vic-le-Comte
Vic-le-Comte, a commune in the Puy-de-Dôme at 415 m altitude (5,300 inhabitants), south-east of Clermont. A historic town with the Sainte-Chapelle royale (16th century, a Renaissance monument) and the Forêt de la Comté (2,000 ha of oak and beech woodland). 25 min from Clermont.
- Inhabitants
- 5,300
- Altitude
- 415 m
- Postcode
- 63270
- Places
- 0
About Vic-le-Comte
Vic-le-Comte, a commune in the Puy-de-Dôme at 415 m altitude (5,300 inhabitants), south-east of Clermont. A historic town with the Sainte-Chapelle royale (16th century, a Renaissance monument) and the Forêt de la Comté (2,000 ha of oak and beech woodland). 25 min from Clermont.
Why we love it
Royal Renaissance Sainte-Chapelle + a 2,000 ha state forest, 25 min from Clermont.
The local's tip
Sainte-Chapelle with open access. The ponds trail in the Forêt de la Comté is great for families.
Gallery
Vic-le-Comte in pictures
Photos from Google Maps. Credit: Google and contributors.






Exploring Vic-le-Comte
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Hikes from Vic-le-Comte
Waymarked routes within 15 km, GPX track included.
On footPérignat-ès-Allier, Landscapes marked by an ancient and medieval past
Start: Pérignat-ès-Allier
- 7.9 km
- +66 m
- 2 h 30 min
