SARL EKO: Discover Ambazac, Haute-Vienne

Hiking through the Haute-Vienne in the magnificent massif of the Monts d'Ambazac, the first western foothills of the Massif Central, which culminate at 701 m altitude. You will walk through the Limousin mountains and its historical heritage. This hike will offer you many panoramas on the Monts d'Ambazac, and will take you through forests of deciduous trees, conifers and beech trees. Dive into the history of the 12th century, with the chapel of the monastic order of Grandmont (variant), and discover the many villages with traditional architecture.

Hiking through the Haute-Vienne in the magnificent massif of the Monts d'Ambazac, the first western foothills of the Massif Central, which culminate at 701 m altitude. You will walk through the Limousin mountains and its historical heritage. This hike will offer you many panoramas on the Monts d'Ambazac, and will take you through forests of deciduous trees, conifers and beech trees. Dive into the history of the 12th century, with the chapel of the monastic order of Grandmont (variant), and discover the many villages with traditional architecture.

Explore the ruins of the Le Bost mill during a walk between woods and rivers in the preserved Taurion Valley.In the village of Bost, with your back turned to the inn, take the earth path on the left, just before the first house. At the small clearing, continue slightly to the left and take a very pleasant path that descends, overlooking the Parleur stream.When you arrive at the small wooden bridge over the Parleur, continue slightly to the left for about thirty metres and, after a bend to the left, follow the Taurion for 500 m.At the crossroads, continue straight ahead along the forest road that leads up to the village of La Sagne. At the top of the forest road, turn left on the communal road, go through the village of La Sagne then, at the crossroads, turn left to the village of Le Bost. Go through it, and admire the beautiful old houses. At the end of the village, find the car park.

This hike takes you to discover La Jonchère-Saint-Maurice and the Monts d'Ambazac. There are two variants, a sportier 16km version and a 13.6km version. Along the way, you'll discover small heritage sites, typical landscapes and the Jonchère arboretum, a listed site managed by the ONF, which offers a signposted trail to discover the different tree species.

Ce parcours s’adresse aux traileuses et trailers exigeants qui ont déjà de l’expérience dans la discipline. Faux plats, descentes sur chemins caillouteux en forêts, terrains plats et montées vont s’enchaîner. Le retour à la base se fera en descente sur de très vieux chemins parfois très techniques. Domaine de Muret (Petit Muret) à proximité du parking du centre équestre.

Discover the wonders of nature and history on the Loop du Seigneur in Saint-Martin-Terressus. Follow the Taurion and its tributary, the Ruisseau du Seigneur, and explore landscapes shaped by man over time. Discover evidence of past activities, such as mills, dams and timber rafting, which bear witness to the use of water power by local people. Admire the bridges and rural buildings constructed from the riches of the soil. Enjoy a view of the Monts d'Ambazac from La Texonnière. Finish your hike with a visit to the village, its church and the wooded park around the town hall. La boucle du Seigneur is an ideal hike for nature lovers and history buffs who want to discover the riches of the region.

Ces deux sentiers vous permettent de relier le bourg de Razès, où vous pouvez observer une belle église du XII ème siècle, au Lac de Saint-Pardoux. En chemin, vous vous baladerez parmi de beaux chemins creux et découvrirez des petits villages. Le Lac de Saint-Pardoux propose de nombreuses activités sportives et nautiques. Les deux liaisons vous permettent de rejoindre le Tour du Lac, un sentier de 24 km aux paysages variés. Parking place André Dufraisse

A short walk starting from the Santrop site on the shores of Lac de Saint-Pardoux. Take the new footbridge over the lake to the Chabannes site. Take the opportunity to discover the many activities on offer (swimming pool, tree climbing, pedal boats, etc.), as well as the belvedere offering a unique view of the lake.

Situé au cœur du massif des monts d’Ambazac, le circuit de la mure, situé dans la commune des Billanges, offre de vastes panoramas sur la campagne limousine. Cette randonnée sera également pour vous l’occasion de découvrir des hameaux typiques, des loges de vergers, des tourbières… A partir de la mairie des Billanges.

Hiking in Beaune-les-Mines on the outskirts of Limoges. Discover the town's heritage with its century-old lime tree and the Mazelle water reservoir. This is one of Limoges' 4 drinking water reservoirs.

This pretty stone and wood cottage has been entirely designed and furnished to offer you a peaceful country holiday in the Monts du Limousin. A large picture window gives you a picture postcard view every day of the year. Enjoy the outdoors and all the activities available nearby, or simply take your time by the wood-burning stove. Beds made on arrival.

In the estate of the famous porcelain maker, Théodore Haviland, this beautiful granite farmhouse, listed as a Monument Historique, has been comfortably renovated and is imbued with the air of a family home. A private swimming pool (11X4 m) is open from May to September, with a wide view over the estate. Beautiful interior courtyard.

Family home on 2 levels with veranda, located in a small hamlet in the Monts du Limousin. Close to hiking and mountain biking trails, fishing lakes and rivers. Heated swimming pool from May 15 to September 15. Nearby shops

Le Châtaignier, a wooden chalet nestled at the foot of the Monts d'Ambazac in the commune of St Sylvestre, is fully equipped for your comfort, and offers a breathtaking view over a relaxing environment. The ideal bucolic setting if you want to get away from it all and enjoy nature to the full in the Monts du Limousin! Cécile and Sébastien will give you a personal welcome and advise you on the many hiking trails, mountain bike circuits, trails and visits you can make during your stay in the Monts du Limousin.

Le Ruisseau, a wooden chalet nestled at the foot of the Monts d'Ambazac in the commune of St Sylvestre, is fully equipped for your utmost comfort, and offers a breathtaking view over a relaxing environment. The ideal bucolic setting if you want to get away from it all and enjoy nature to the full in the Monts du Limousin! Cécile and Sébastien will give you a personal welcome and advise you on the many hiking trails, mountain bike circuits, trails and visits you can make during your stay in the Monts du Limousin. Let yourself be tempted by a sensory experience and enjoy a hot outdoor bath (bain nordique) for an additional 60?

Granite cottage situated beyond the owners' house in a quiet little hamlet. It opens on a lawn overlooking the woods.

20 mn north-east of Limoges, at the foot of the Monts d'Ambazac, the gîte is located in the heart of a small village. Ambazac and all amenities are 700 m away. Adjoining another gîte and another house, it is accessed by a few steps, and has a small terrace.

20 mn north-east of Limoges, at the foot of the Monts d'Ambazac, the gîte is located in the heart of a small village. Ambazac and all amenities are 700 m away. Adjoining another gîte, it is accessed by two steps. A family home for several generations, the beams and period staircase (a little steep) bear witness to its ancient origins.

Detached house in the heart of Ambazac near shops

Near the village of Ambazac, an alley lined with old chestnut trees leads to the Saint Roch castle, a manor of the 19th century nestled in a romantic garden with an English river which runs under trees. Upstairs: two bedrooms with private facilities: shower and toilets, toilets and effect of water on the landing. Alain and Claudine invite you to their family table, eating meat and vegetables limousine of the organic farm nearby. vegetarian meals on request. Meal on reservation. Open all year.

Leave the A20 at junction 28, and at Ambazac take the D914 towards La Jonchère.

Comfortably seated on one of the 6 picnic tables by the Jonas lake, take advantage of this beautiful natural site with its walks, interpretation trails...

Discover the history of 14 heritage sites on a tour accessible to all (2.2 km/1h). Start on the right-hand side of the town hall, built between 1898 and 1900. Other sites: Dr. Ballet?s cast-iron fountain inaugurated in 1911, Saint-Antoine church (reliquary shrine, dalmatic), Saint-Antoine medieval fountain, gendarmerie (1791), girls? school (1892) built on land donated by Th. Haviland, fairground, boys? school (1879), main street, post office (1870), porcelain factory (1931), formerly the ?Coqui? mill, school (1856-1858), Mavest garment factory relocated from Bas-Rhin in 1940 and active until 1982, railway station built by a large number of workers, some of whom were Chinese. The tour is organized by the town council, the Lou Gerbassou association and Les Collectionneurs du Pays d?Ambazac.

Discover our cultural, natural and built heritage on this 185 km circuit. Sixteen panels in the Monts du Limousin highlight illustrious personalities (painters Valadon, Utrillo and Boitel, master glassmaker Chigot, photographer Izis), natural sites, lakes and rivers and our rich history. Enjoy the tranquility of forests, protected natural areas and dry-stone lined paths. Stroll along the Gartempe, Thaurion or singing brooks, or take a break at one of our lakes. So many places, so many pleasures to share! Historic monuments and a vernacular heritage that bears witness to a not-so-distant past are a reminder of talented builders.

An 8.8 km (or 3.1 km) stroll through the tales and legends that populate the history and imagination of our regions. Get ready to encounter beings as fabulous as they are terrifying, and hope you don't run into them along the way.

A 6 km loop to guide you through Limousin traditions and 100% Ambazac anecdotes! On the program: an unusual headdress, Ambazac ?l?atomique? and many other anecdotes? For the less adventurous, opt for the 4km loop.

At Domaine de Muret, everything is designed to help you enjoy nature, clear your mind and stretch your legs. The picnic area (2 tables) is a welcome addition to this beautiful green setting.

A picnic table is set up in front of the town hall in a small green space. A visit to this mountain village is highly recommended! Here and there, you'll find beautiful typical houses and an incomparable religious heritage!

Discover the local heritage along a 5.2 km hiking loop! And for the more inquisitive or sporty: extend the loop by a further 4km!

This is one of the most beautiful sights in the Limousin. It is a gigantic rocky chaos perched at an altitude of 650 m, from which the view stretches as far as the eye can see for more than 50 km. The village of La Jonchère-Saint-Maurice can be seen 300 m below.

Imaginative, tasty cuisine that varies as the seasons change.

You'll find our gourmet sandwiches from the North at : Wednesday Razès on the square from 6.30 pm to 9 pm Thursday Ambazac place de la République from 6:30pm to 9pm Sunday Nantiat place du commerce from 6:30pm to 9pm

Une cuisine traditionnelle, simple mais maîtrisée, à base de produits du terroir, la viande joue l'excellence de la race Limousine. Salle 70 couverts. Terrasse.

Béatrice welcomes you to her old-fashioned bistro. It's the only shop in this little rural spot on the edge of the Dauges peat bog and close to a hiking trail of the "pierre branlante". In the back of the store, she has set up a small grocery selling very local products from producers within a few miles. She sometimes organizes small festive evenings, concerts and shows, in all simplicity. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. During school vacations and public holidays, same opening hours from Wednesday to Sunday.

By reservation only, 10 people around the table, all eating the same menu with the chef during the week. Service at 12.15pm or 7pm, Monday to Friday. Starter, main course, dessert or cheese + coffee or herbal tea 22?

Situated in the beautiful ‘Mont’s d’Ambazac’, just 25 km from Limoges and 15 minutes' drive from the main A20. The area is one of hills, lakes, rivers and forest, one of the most unspoiled terrains in Europe. You will experience the calm of the surrounding forest whilst enjoying the hospitality and thefine cuisine.

Annie and Dominique Cruzelaud are delighted to welcome you to l'Auberge Saint Martin. Specialties include : Alouette "sans tête" Limousine, rhubarb and plum ice sherbet, local honey ice cream, goat cheese "tourtou" (a type of pasty), and other local cheese specialties.

Hamburgers, pizzas, pastas...are on the menu of this campsite restaurant, by reservation only (last service 9pm).

Our restaurant serves meals made with fresh produce from the markets in Limoges. Enjoy an outdoor meal in the summertime on our shady terrace and a stroll in our flowery garden.

Ce restaurant gastronomique se trouve dans une ancienne ferme rénovée et aménagée avec autant de soin que de goût : décor contemporain et raffiné, mélanges subtils de matériaux traditionnels et modernes, de couleurs et de matières. Un peu à l'écart "du monde", ce restaurant est au coeur de la nature, s'intégrant à merveille dans le paysage limousin.

This pretty stone and wood cottage has been entirely designed and furnished to offer you a peaceful country holiday in the Monts du Limousin. A large picture window gives you a picture postcard view every day of the year. Enjoy the outdoors and all the activities available nearby, or simply take your time by the wood-burning stove. Beds made on arrival.

In the estate of the famous porcelain maker, Théodore Haviland, this beautiful granite farmhouse, listed as a Monument Historique, has been comfortably renovated and is imbued with the air of a family home. A private swimming pool (11X4 m) is open from May to September, with a wide view over the estate. Beautiful interior courtyard.

Claude and Jean-Philippe welcome you to their B&B in the heart of the town of Ambazac in the Monts du Limousin, close to a wide range of leisure activities including hiking, horse riding, mountain biking, fishing,...

Family home on 2 levels with veranda, located in a small hamlet in the Monts du Limousin. Close to hiking and mountain biking trails, fishing lakes and rivers. Heated swimming pool from May 15 to September 15. Nearby shops

Le Châtaignier, a wooden chalet nestled at the foot of the Monts d'Ambazac in the commune of St Sylvestre, is fully equipped for your comfort, and offers a breathtaking view over a relaxing environment. The ideal bucolic setting if you want to get away from it all and enjoy nature to the full in the Monts du Limousin! Cécile and Sébastien will give you a personal welcome and advise you on the many hiking trails, mountain bike circuits, trails and visits you can make during your stay in the Monts du Limousin.

Le Ruisseau, a wooden chalet nestled at the foot of the Monts d'Ambazac in the commune of St Sylvestre, is fully equipped for your utmost comfort, and offers a breathtaking view over a relaxing environment. The ideal bucolic setting if you want to get away from it all and enjoy nature to the full in the Monts du Limousin! Cécile and Sébastien will give you a personal welcome and advise you on the many hiking trails, mountain bike circuits, trails and visits you can make during your stay in the Monts du Limousin. Let yourself be tempted by a sensory experience and enjoy a hot outdoor bath (bain nordique) for an additional 60?

Granite cottage situated beyond the owners' house in a quiet little hamlet. It opens on a lawn overlooking the woods.

20 mn north-east of Limoges, at the foot of the Monts d'Ambazac, the gîte is located in the heart of a small village. Ambazac and all amenities are 700 m away. Adjoining another gîte and another house, it is accessed by a few steps, and has a small terrace.

20 mn north-east of Limoges, at the foot of the Monts d'Ambazac, the gîte is located in the heart of a small village. Ambazac and all amenities are 700 m away. Adjoining another gîte, it is accessed by two steps. A family home for several generations, the beams and period staircase (a little steep) bear witness to its ancient origins.

Detached house in the heart of Ambazac near shops