Culture, villages & history

Château Fort de Montbrun – 5km

One of the most impressive and photogenic castles in the region. This fully moated medieval castle looks as though it has come straight out of a fairy tale.

• Spectacular setting with towers and a surrounding moat

• Rich history (linked to Richard the Lionheart)

• Beautiful views and wonderful photo opportunities

👉 Ideal for history lovers.

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Château de Brie – 6km

A charming and quieter castle in a rural setting, perfect for those who appreciate authenticity and a more peaceful atmosphere.

• Picturesque surroundings

• Escape game

👉 A lovely stop for a short cultural outing.

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Château de Châlus-Chabrol – 15km

A historically significant castle, famous as the place where Richard the Lionheart was mortally wounded in 1199.

• Important medieval history

• Ruins overlooking the village of Châlus

• Informative displays on site

👉 Fascinating for history enthusiasts.

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Rochechouart & Meteorite Museum – 25km

A charming historic town featuring:

• An impressive castle

• A museum dedicated to the meteorite impact (unique in Europe)

👉 Fun and educational for both young and old.

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Château de Lastours – 27km

A beautifully restored castle in a peaceful, green setting, with regular cultural events.

• Well-maintained estate

• Occasional exhibitions and activities

👉 A lovely combination of culture and nature.

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Saint-Yrieix-la-Perche – 40km

A lively town with:

• Weekly market

• Beautiful old town

• Shops and restaurants

👉 Ideal for a half-day of shopping and wandering through the streets.

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Oradour-sur-Glane (must-see) – 45km

A moving historical village that has remained preserved since the Second World War.

• Memorial site

• Museum

• Great historical significance

👉 A very powerful experience, especially for adults and older children.

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Brantôme – the “Venice of the Périgord” – 45km

One of the most beautiful villages in the region:

• Abbey carved into the rock

• River boat trips

• Cosy terraces and cafés

👉 An absolute favourite for couples and families.

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Musée National Adrien Dubouché (Limoges) – 50km

France’s most important porcelain museum:

• Extensive collection of Limoges porcelain

• Historic pieces and contemporary designs

• Insight into porcelain techniques and history

👉 A must-see for culture and design enthusiasts.

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Sarlat-la-Canéda – 120km

A medieval gem of the Dordogne:

• Narrow cobbled streets

• Historic buildings

• Wonderful market

👉 An absolute must-see if you are happy to travel a little further.

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Collonges-la-Rouge & Turenne – 140km

Collonges-la-Rouge is famous for its unique red sandstone houses and charming medieval streets.

Turenne sits on a hilltop and offers a beautiful historic centre with breathtaking views over the surrounding countryside.

Two of France’s most beautiful villages, full of history and authentic charm.

👉 Perfect to combine into one relaxed and atmospheric day trip.