Boucle vélo Richard Coeur de Lion Ouest - étape 3

Le pont Saint-Martial en dos d'âne et pavé ressemble au pont Saint-Etienne. Son origine est cependant beaucoup plus ancienne : ses piles reposent sur des bases romaines en grand appareil de granite. Il remplaçait un gué situé plus en aval (la Rôche-au-Gô), et prolongeait le decumanus maximus de la ville. Il mène aujourd'hui à un îlot ancien situé sur la rive droite, le quartier Sainte-Félicité.

Madeleines Bébé est une boutique spécialisée dans la confection de madeleines fait-maison et de chocolats. D'abord implantée à Saint-Yrieix dans les années 1870, cette entreprise familiale, depuis 4 générations, est aujourd'hui en activité sur la commune de Saint-Maurice-Les-Brousses.

Jardin citoyen, passerelle entre les générations, destiné à véhiculer le savoir des anciens pour éveiller les sens des jeunes générations, le Jardin des Sens situé à Nexon est unique en Limousin.

Begun in 1273, this Gothic edifice was completed at the end of the 19th century, representing six centuries of construction. The flamboyant Gothic Saint-Jean portal is particularly impressive when lit at night. The interior features a richly ornate rood screen in Renaissance style. The building remains one of the few major Gothic monuments south of the Loire. Following an excavation campaign in the summer of 2005, an exceptional baptistery - one of the largest in France - was discovered at the foot of the cathedral. Historic monument. Cathedral built in granite. Known as one of the finest ogival cathedrals in southern France; first religious building in the 3rd century built by Saint-Martial, then basilica dedicated to Saint-Étienne in the 5th century; Romanesque cathedral in the 11th century where Richard C?ur de Lion was confirmed Duke of Aquitaine in 1169.

This little jewel nestling on the banks of the Briance river lives quietly in the shadow of its immense abbey church, but a rather petrifying story is about to make terra adventuriens completely hammered! Set out to discover Solignac and its unfathomable mysteries?

A medieval fortress dating from the 12th century, Châlucet is part of the Domaine de Ligoure forest park. Take a stroll through the ruins and admire the impressive facade, as well as remnants of its former grandeur, such as the remains of staircases perched atop vanished towers, and the arches of ancient gates and passageways. In the lower part of Châlucet, climb to the top of the Jeannette tower for a breathtaking panoramic view over the Briance valley. A beautiful walk combining heritage and nature... Château and estate open daily. Explor Games® and Terra Aventura applications available. Guided tours between April and October on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 10.45am, 12.30pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4.15pm and on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10.45am, 12.30pm, 3pm and 4.15pm. Property of the Conseil Départemental de la Haute-Vienne, Quality Tourism label.