Circuit de Silord

Edifice en forme de croix latine. A l'intérieur un gisant de femme de la famille de Razès en demi-relief et une pierre tombale en bâtière en forme de châsse dite du chevalier de Razès.

La maison Berry, typique du Limousin rural (1516–1716), comprend logis, pigeonnier, grange-étable et boulangerie-fruitier. Les animaux y étaient répartis par niveaux, avec un cornadis pour encadrer leur alimentation.

In the Limousin region, in a verdant setting on the shores of Lake Saint-Pardoux, the educational team welcomes beginners and experienced riders aged 6 to 17, to share with them the pleasures of horse riding and the joys of country life. Group gîte (50 beds). Vacation center, sports and themed courses, rides, walks and introductory courses for children and teenagers.

The Place André Dufraisse, with its covered market hall, is an ideal spot for a picnic break. There's no room for boredom in this town! You can: visit the Atelier du Blanc (porcelain), take a Terra Aventura tour, discover the many hiking trails and a rich architectural heritage.

You have a new message. "Hello technophiles! Zaïtek on the line! I've come up with an idea that will revolutionize the world of aeronautics! A plane that flaps its wings! Ingenious, isn't it? I've been working on the prototype for days? I've got to go to Razès, where an aviator has left important information in his flight logs...".

L'Atelier du Blanc combines design and fantasy. Aurélie Vrignon welcomes you to her porcelain workshop and showroom. Enter her delicate world where the purity of white plays softly with textures and transparencies. Discover the different collections handcrafted in the traditional Limoges porcelain tradition. Choose this noble material to pamper your interior design. In 2019, this talented artist obtained the GI Porcelaine de Limoges certification. Decorative objects, lighting, tableware, jewelry, gift ideas and baubles. Online sales. Showroom open from June to September. She also exhibits her pieces in Limoges at Le Bocal gallery.

Part of a group of buildings including the dwelling, the barn-stable, the bakery and the fruit store (beautiful 15th-century brackets). Built in 1716, restored in the 1950s and refurbished from the outside in the 1980s. At its base was a henhouse and pigsty. Listed as a Historic Monument.