Explore the wonders of Gramat, Lot, Midi-Pyrénées

Outre son patrimoine, la commune de Puy d’Arnac offre un admirable belvédère depuis le sommet de sa colline calcaire dominant, à l’est, la plaine de Nonards, et à l’ouest, le vallon de la Sourdoire. Le site de la Cafoulière a été classé Zone Naturelle d’Intérêt Faunistique et Floristique (ZNIEFF). Depuis ce promontoire et par beau temps, on peut compter jusqu’à 15 clochers !

Natural, sporty, secret, heritage, wild, medieval, grandiose? All the dimensions of a surprising and unexpected Dordogne Valley. This trail is full of emotional surprises.

Un éventail de points de vue s’ouvre ici, du château perché de Loubressac au site de Carennac, sur l’autre rive de la Dordogne. Au départ de Bilhac, l’église avec ses modillons historiés et le château aux origines médiévales introduisent un itinéraire qui traverse des hameaux à l’architecture quercynoise, comme Vigier ou Masdelpouch. Le moulin de la Force, contribue aussi au charme du parcours.

By taking a little height, enjoy beautiful panoramas on the Valley of the Dordogne from Cazoulès, village bordering the department of the Lot. You will also walk along the river and a dead arm, locally called "couasne", on the second part of the walk. The topoguide containing the route of this hike is available for purchase in our tourist offices in Carlux and Salignac.

118 km of fully-marked trails between three "Plus Beaux Villages de France": Turenne, Collonges-la-Rouge and Curemonte. Come and take in the sights and exceptional heritage throughout your stay, where each stage has a number of discoveries in store for you: Turenne and its castle, the fortified church of Noailhac, Collonges la Rouge with its castles and turreted houses, Meyssac and its grain market, Curemonte with its three castles, its three churches and its orientation table, Saillac with its church with polychrome tympanum and its oil mill?

During this walk, you will discover the typical vegetation of the causses of the Périgord Noir, while passing by some beautiful points of view on the Valley of the Dordogne. The topoguide containing the route of this hike is available for purchase in our tourist offices in Carlux and Salignac.

Départ : Rue du Majou à la « Porte du Majou » : La rue s’ouvre sous la porte « porta Major » de l’enceinte médiévale bâtie au XIIIe. Le blason au-dessus de la porte représente le rempart et le Château de Gourdon. C’est une des 4 portes de Gourdon qui s’ouvrait sur une barbacane. La « Grande rue » du Gourdon médiéval commence ici ; elle est bordée de façades des XIII, XIV, XV, XVIe et XVIIe siècles, anciennes échoppes et hôtels particuliers des grandes familles de marchands gourdonnais. « Chapelle du Majou » : Chapelle de style ogival dédiée à la Vierge. Bâtie contre le mur de la cité au XVIe. elle fut saccagée pendant les guerres de Religion et restaurée au XIXe. Comme le mentionne la plaque c’est un « Autel privilégié ». Des indulgences étaient accordées par le Pape aux fidèles qui y « prient pour la conversion des pêcheurs et le triomphe de la Sainte Église ». De belles boiseries du XVIIIe se trouvent à l’intérieur. Plus haut dans la Rue du Majou, une maison à colombages et à encorbellement, ainsi que l’Office de Tourisme. Après l’Office de Tourisme, sur la droite la Maison du Sénéchal : Anciennes échoppes gothiques au rez-de-chaussée. Au 1er étage : fenêtres à meneaux de la Renaissance. Un escalier à colimaçon à l’arrière permet l’accès aux étages supérieurs Dès le XVIe siècle c’était la Maison du représentant de la justice royale : le Sénéchal. À l’extérieur, les latrines sont visibles dans l’impasse. À l’intérieur des fresques du XVe et les plafonds à la française du XVIIe montrent la richesse passée de ses résidents. (ne se visite pas) En haut de la rue du Majou, la Place de l’Hôtel de Ville : L’Hôtel de ville : du XIIIe, il fut reconstruit au XVIIe, ancien siège du « consulat » mis en place dès 1244. Les barreaux d’une ancienne cellule témoignent que la justice locale y était dispensée. À l’intérieur : Escaliers à paliers de style classique. La porte est décorée du blason consulaire : ce sont les armes de la ville « d’azur à la croix d’argent cantonné de 4 fleurs de Lys d’or reversées ». Les couverts de la place, au cœur de la cité, étaient un lieu de marché. L’Église Saint Pierre (M.H.) : Sa construction a débuté il y a 700 ans et s’est achevée au XVIe siècle. Les tours du clocher se dressent à près de 35 m de hauteur. Cette église fortifiée (mâchicoulis sur la façade) d’aspect austère à l’extérieur est un édifice de style gothique languedocien très ouvragé à l’intérieur. L’abside du chœur est décorée d’un retable en bois doré en trompe l’œil, oeuvre des sculpteurs Gourdonnais les frères Tournier. Ces tableaux en relief représentent des scènes de la vie de Marie et de Jésus (bel exemple de la sculpture baroque du XVIIe). En longeant l’église par la droite, La Maison Cavaignac : Porte classée Monument Historique du XVIIe (la femme à la balance symbolise la justice). Comme le signale la plaque, c’est la maison natale du député Conventionnel Jean Baptiste Cavaignac qui siégea à la « Montagne ». Son père fut maire de Gourdon. La descendance n’est pas moins célèbre : le Général de Cavaignac s’illustra notamment dans l’Histoire Nationale au XIXe s. Possibilité d’accéder à la table d’orientation (Ancien Château) par les escaliers au fond du parking. Le château : Aujourd’hui un belvédère à 284 m d’altitude doté d’une table d’orientation. Rien ne reste du Donjon médiéval construit par les seigneurs locaux. Il fut démantelé par ordre du Roi Louis XIII pour punir Pons de Lauzieres deThemines tombé alors en disgrâce. Descendre la Rue Sourde pour voir les Ogives et les fenêtres à Meneaux. Passage par la rue Frézat, la rue la plus étroite de la ville. Arrivée dans la Rue du Cardinal Farinié, face au Presbytère, remonter et prendre à gauche la rue de la Mairie ou « Rue des Consuls » : pigeonnier et maison à bolet. Rue des consuls : Au XIIIe, la vie municipale s’organise grâce à la charte de Coutumes octroyée par les seigneurs de Gourdon et régit les droits : privé, pénal et public. Les consuls administrent la cité, assistés des représentants des seigneurs locaux. Ainsi s’amorce un processus d’émancipation qui favorise l’essor économique de la cité. Arrivée dans la cour du Sénéchal, traverser les Jardins du Sénéchal pour arriver Rue Zig-Zag : la rue des Taverniers. Belle Porte du XIIIe s. Retour Rue du Majou.

Accidenté, escarpé dans sa première partie, ce circuit saura récompenser vos efforts. Il vous servira sur un plateau, d’étranges cailloux verts, les serpentines (roches saillantes de coloration verdâtre portant une flore spécifique), ainsi qu’une succession de points de vue sur la ordogne paressant en larges méandres.

A few blades of blond limestone enveloped in loving earth, red sandstone and slate basking in the Aquitaine sun, this is the 120 km itinerary that winds its way through "le Midi Corrézien". Here, nature and architectural or historical heritage merge, so intimate are they! The Viscounty of Turenne has left a deep imprint on this corner of France, having played such an important role in shaping this charming "pays"! You'll have the chance to discover Collonges la Rouge, Curemonte and Turenne, among the "Most Beautiful Villages in France", as well as Meyssac and its pottery, Saillac and its oil mill... and many others, tucked away at the bend of a path or sheltered by the nearest hill. Beneath its apparent gentleness, this little corner of Corrèze is full of surprises, thanks to the whims of Mother Nature, who has carved out its relief over time.

Overlooking the Dordogne valley, this spacious, comfortable house in a peaceful setting was an outbuilding of the feudal Château de Queyssac. The castle's ruined staircase tower remains, with a platform offering a magnificent 360° view over the valley, the Martel and Gramat causses, the foothills of the Auvergne and the Limousin hills. At the crossroads of 4 regions - Quercy, Périgord, Auvergne and Limousin - a rich heritage awaits your visit. Listed villages such as Collonges la Rouge, Turenne, Martel, Loubersac, Carennac and major towns such as Rocamadour and Gouffre de Padirac are all within easy reach (approx. 30 km). These different regions bring a diversity of architecture and landscapes that you'll appreciate during your visits and hikes.

Contemporary, spacious, bright, fully-equipped house for 6 adults plus sofa bed in a quiet, serene location close to many tourist attractions. The gîte La Brande is located in La Chapelle aux Saints, witness to the presence of Neanderthal man, in an exceptional setting in the heart of the Dordogne valley on the Corrèze side. Ideally located in a highly touristic region, close to the famous sites of Corrèze, Lot and Dordogne (nine of the most beautiful villages in France: Curemonte, Collonges la Rouge, Turenne, Beaulieu sur Dordogne, Martel, Carennac, Loubressac, Autoire, Rocamadour - castles - prehistoric caves - Dordogne river, ?) Numerous sporting activities (canoeing, caving, mountain biking, hiking, swimming pools, lakes, etc.), gastronomic (restaurants, farmers' markets, etc.) and cultural (festivals, concerts, theater, etc.) activities

In the charming village of La Chapelle-aux-Saints, Sylvie and Jean-Paul welcome you to a peaceful, leafy setting. You'll also enjoy the authentic atmosphere and charm of this house, fully renovated in 2024, close to the region's main attractions. You'll be able to go for walks, visit the Neanderthal museum, and within a 20 km radius discover numerous sites, such as 6 of France's most beautiful villages, caves and chasms (Padirac), as well as lakes and the Dordogne river.

Flights resume from 2 April 2023. Hot air balloon flights from April 2nd to the end of the All Saints' Day holidays 7 days a week. Morning or evening flights only. Ticket sales all year round. We welcome from 1 to 20 passengers. Service: after having shared in the inflation of the balloon, you embark for a flight of about 1 hour. After packing up the equipment, we give you a diploma during a small ceremony with a glass of champagne according to tradition. Duration of the service 3 h 30. Approval: civil aviation. Supervision: professional pilot with more than 2900 hours of flight experience, and commercial air operator number FR.DEC.316 awarded by the DGAC (Direction Général de l'Aviation Civil). Corrèze Montgolfière has the "Quality Tourism" label.

A friendly, traditional wooded campsite with large pitches not bounded by a hedge A stay at the edge of the Dordogne and in the peace. Family and friendly entertainment in a good mood. A night at the pool with music and lighting of the pools at nightfall for the greatest pleasure of teenagers. An idyllic setting between nature and conviviality.

Ideal for flexible stays (arrival and departure days from Monday to Sunday) La Petite Maison is a charming stone cottage nestled in a small hamlet just a stone's throw from Curemonte, one of France's most beautiful villages, with three castles, three churches and three fountains. Not far away, you'll have the pleasure of discovering the wonders of the Dordogne valley, the causse du Lot with Rocamadour, as well as Meyssac, Collonges-la-Rouge, Turenne... A wide range of activities will enliven your stay: caves, animal parks, water sports, hiking... and of course, the pleasure of taste buds! This gîte is the ideal place to discover the riches of the Corrèze while enjoying the peace and comfort of a typical Corrézienne house. For logistical reasons, it would be appreciated, if possible, to schedule your arrival on a day other than the ...

On the ground floor - The veranda (38m2) overlooking the entrance (10m2) which serves : ? a large equipped kitchen (24m2)with refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, electric oven, microwave, 5 burner gas hob and a television. ? a bathroom and a toilet containing the washing machine. ? a dining/living room (30m2) equipped with a television. - On the first floor - 4 bedrooms : ? 2 with a double bed, one with a sink (10 and 14m2). ? 1 (14m2) with a double bed and a boat bed ? the fourth (20m2) with a single bed and a double bed. ? 1 bathroom with shower and sink. ? The toilets

Our little house is located on the edge of the village of Puy d'Arnac, near a farm. Activities: hiking, mountain biking, fishing, sightseeing. Nearby: Presque caves, Neanderthal man, Collonges- la- rouge, dams, Gramat zoo, Padirac chasm, Rocher des aigles and many more. Brive-Souillac airport is 33 km away.

When art and night meet. . . in the Dordogne valley Welcome to the heart of one of the most beautiful regions in France. In addition to this, you need to know more about it. Florence and Nathalie welcome you to their home, in this unique place,ideally located to discover Périgord Noir and Quercy

Between Sarlat and Rocamadour, wooded natural environment. Family atmosphere and quiet. Campsites and rental delimited by hedges overlooking the Dordogne. Relaxation, comfort and quality of services: petanque, table tennis, pool, wading pool, spa, sauna, fitness room, shop, bar, restaurant. In July and August: Daily entertainment for children and adults. Playground for children with mini club, musical entertainment, theme's evenings, concerts, karaoke.

Production of red and white Vin Paillé.

Production of red and white Vin Paillé, and walnut oil. Visit and tasting.

For nearly 30 years, winegrowers have been rediscovering the knowledge and flavour of this sweet wine, around Queyssac, Meyssac and Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne. The wine of Paille de Corrèze, which obtained the AOC in 2017, is produced from red grapes (Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon) or white grapes (Chardonnay, Sauvignon). The best bunches are harvested by hand. They are placed on racks before being put to dry in ventilated rooms. As Christmas approaches, the grapes are pressed, the wine is then aged for a minimum of 2 years and bottled. The "Miel des Muses" is served as an aperitif, but also to accompany foie gras, cheeses or desserts.

Strawberries, raspberries, melons, tomatoes, mushrooms, shitakee, salads, cucumbers, peppers and hot peppers. Direct farm sales on order, present at the markets of Beaulieu, Meyssac, Argentat, Tulle, Beynat, Lanteuil, and the summer and local farmers' markets: Eygurande, Monceaux and La Chapelle-St-Géraud.

VG Noix was born of a deep-seated desire to offer quality processed products in a short circuit, from producer to consumer. It's on our ancestral Neanderthal land that our walnut trees grow along the banks of the Dordogne. Located in the lower Corrèze region, VG Noix is an artisanal manufacturer of walnut-related products. With a focus on quality and proximity, VG Noix meets consumer expectations.

The medieval town of Beaulieu stands on the right bank of the River Dordogne. Nicknamed the "Limousin Riviera" because of its mild climate, the area is perfect for strawberry cultivation. The abbey church of St Pierre is all that remains of the Benedictine abbey founded here in the 9C by Raoul de Turenne, the archbishop of Bourges. Of particular interest is the tympanum depicting the Last Judgement, one of the finest in France.

This Benedictine abbey was founded in the 9th c. by Raoul de Turenne, Archbishop of Bourges. It is one of the most remarkable monastic churches of the Limousin Romanesque style. The glory of the church is the tympanum made by southern stone cutters about 1135. It depicts the return and triumph of the Lord in Glory at the end of Time, which precedes the last judgment, also called the second parousia The treasure is exhibited in the north transept. It consists of the famous statue of the Virgin and Child in wood covered with silver dating from the 12th century, also called the Virgin of Beaulieu, a lantern (in fact a reliquary) which may be of Byzantine origin dating from the 11th century, an enamelled shrine dating from the 13th century and representing the journey of the Three Wise Men, and two silver reliquary arms from the 13th century, those of Sainte-Félicité and Saint-Emilion. The other reliquary objects all date from the 17th and 18th century. Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne is a member of the Federation of Clunisian Sites.

Saint Etienne’s church is built in flamboyant Gothic style (1528 and 1531). The south portal is famous for its engraved lintel and its ornamentation. Delicate modillions support the archivolt. The Main altar tabernacle of 1676. On the walls of side chapels : coats of arms of noble families of the parish, traces of a “litre funéraire” (this was a black band painted or carved on the arms of a deceased important person). 12th Century baptismal font: lustral font surmounted by an octagonal monument, similar to a small retable or an over-large ciborium. It is made of black marble. Its base is supported by half-real and half-fantastic lion cubs.

This was built in the 12th century to welcome the parishioners of Beaulieu. Before its construction, people had to attend the mass in the church of Sioniac (3kms up the hill), the former parish. Entry to the Abbey was actually strictly reserved for pilgrims except for the Saint-Prime and Saint-Félicien chapel, the subordinate parish of Beaulieu. Partly destroyed during the Hundred Years War, the port-haut church was restored at the bishop’s request thanks to a rich family (Roquet d’Estresses family) who lent some money to the consulate. It was sold off as part of the national estate during the French Revolution. It was bought in 1820 by the Blue Penitents Brotherhood. They gathered to pray and do penance. They wore blue robes and their faces were hidden by hoods. The costume aimed at putting all the friars on an equal footing. The friars had marvellous processions. This brotherhood, created in the 17th century, vanished little by little and finally disappeared in 1867 after having had great importance in the town. Nowadays, the Chapelle des Pénitents with its wonderful wall-steeple (or comb-shaped steeple) and its bells belongs to the town which restored it in 1990, and it houses a small local history museum and numerous temporary exhibitions.

A little paradise on the Dordogne, we'd say of this magical place. This outdoor snack bar offers a simple yet comprehensive menu. Ice creams, crêpes or sundaes for a moment of relaxation. Ideal for canoeists, cyclists or just for a break on the terrace, with non-stop opening hours from 10am to 10pm.

Welcome to Cueillette, a gastronomic restaurant located in the Dordogne valley. Cueillette is first and foremost the result of a reflection on local gastronomy. We are keen to reveal all the richness of the flavour of our land, which is why we grow our own orchards and vegetable gardens and work with quality local farms. In your plate, you will find regional products prepared with elegance and greed. Chef Oscar Garcia, the youngest chef to be awarded a Michelin star in 2014 and 2015, welcomes you with the simplicity and creativity that characterise him. For your stay, we offer 5 rooms with a sober and refined atmosphere, with a view on the Dordogne valley or on our garden.

Tearoom, snack bar, home-made pastries, artisanal ice creams, all-day board service

Former abbey from the 12th century. Medieval character. Filet de boeuf aux morilles, escalope de ris de veau à l'ancienne.

On the borders of the Corrèze, Lot and Dordogne valleys, the gastronomic restaurant finds its inspiration in the superb Périgord region. Our chef Franck Delestre offers a generous cuisine, both traditional and original, made from fresh and seasonal products. Foie gras, duck breast, Quercy lamb, scampi, scallops and fine fish can be enjoyed in the cosy atmosphere of the restaurant or on the terrace in summer. Translated with www.deepl.com/translator (free version)

Pasta bar, salad bar, tea room, cookie shop. Fresh, home-cooked products

French cuisine. Terrace on the river.

This Logis de France located in the heart of Beaulieu sur Dordogne invites you to spend a relaxing moment with a delicious meal made exclusively with the finest local ingredients: meat and fish, duck and foie gras, « gariguette »strawberries during strawberry season...

Capacity 50, closed mid-September - mid-October

Campsite located by the river Dordogne, between Corrèze and Lot. Leisure : canoe, table tennis, volley-ball, pétanque. Restaurant on the spot.

A comfortable, well-equipped vacation home in the heart of peaceful countryside yet close to shops and amenities with private garden, private pool, free fiber wifi and secure parking for family groups.

In the heart of the Dordogne Valley, treat yourself to a breath of fresh air in a calm and relaxing environment, with a breathtaking view over the magnificent Bellocoise countryside and just a stone's throw from the region's tourist attractions: Rocamadour, Padirac, Collonges la rouge, Beaulieu sur Dordogne, Carennac... You'll appreciate the peaceful surroundings, the 100 m² garden where you can run around barefoot in the grass, and the 24 m² private terrace. If you're a lover of outdoor activities, the region has something for everyone: hiking, biking, mountain biking or horseback riding, canoeing and kayaking to admire the cliffs of Gluges and swim in the refreshingly clear water. You can also play golf or go fishing, or visit the castles of Castelnau or Montal...

On this site, we unveil the charms of a vacation in our renovated farmhouse in the small village of Liourdres. The farm is located just a stone's throw from the River Dordogne in a rolling landscape. It's truly a place where you can enjoy all the good things that country life has to offer in peace and space. Situated on a hill, the large terrace at the front of the farmhouse offers panoramic views over a valley. In the distance, you can see the impressive Castelnau-Bretenoux castle, which is always beautifully lit on summer evenings. Living room with fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen with induction hob, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom with toilet. 2nd floor: bedroom, mezzanine with three beds, bathroom with toilet.

This fully renovated farmhouse and separate barn sit on 1 acres of property in the hamlet of la beconne, which belongs to the perched village of queyssac les vignes. The house faces south towards the beautiful Dordogne river, surrounded by meadows, farms, vineyards and other small hamlets Wall-clos heated pool 1m60 deep max. fully equipped kitchen, terrace with barbecue. satellite tv. prices shown are for house rental only.

In the Dordogne valley (Queyssac-les-Vignes), Nadia and Denis welcome you to their two bedrooms, plus a sitting area with a BZ sofa that can accommodate 1 or 2 people. You'll have your own entrance, shower room, separate toilet and living room with TV. Free access to the small indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi, available from June to September and heated by the sun. Breakfast included and meals based on fresh produce on request (evenings only) at 26?/pers., to be ordered 48 hours in advance. Minimum 3-night stays from July 1 to September 15.

Quiet farm gîte ideally located between Corrèze Lot and Dordogne Rental of a gîte in Corrèze on the commune of Queyssac les Vignes, in the heart of a very quiet agricultural farm with a beautiful view.

Small, quiet campsite in the heart of nature, with furnished tents and fully-equipped communal kitchen. The site offers an intimate camping experience in a quiet, unspoilt corner of the Dordogne Valley.

We invite you to spend a bucolic moment in a mini house in Corrèze, on the border with the north of the Lot in the Dordogne valley, in strawberry country. Located between Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne and Rocamadour. Close to the Dordogne river, within 20 minutes you'll find the Padirac chasm, Curemonte, Collonges la Rouge, Autoire, Loubressac, Carennac and all the most beautiful villages in France, not forgetting Queyssac-les-Vignes and its paillé wine. Former barn with panoramic view over the valley. This mini-home comprises a living room opening onto a small kitchen and a former inglenook fireplace, as well as WC and shower room on the ground floor. Large bedroom on the mezzanine, all in rustic, authentic comfort. Wood supplied for one fire (only from October to April).