Unveil the charm of Bazelat, Creuse, Limousin

Departure from Place Marcel Poitrenaud in La Chapelle Balouë towards Petit Josnon, passing through the hamlets of Trébuget, Marainan and Vaussujean before returning to your starting point.

Departure from the village of Vaussujean. This tour plunges you into the heart of Saint Sébastien's history. Saint Sébastien, valley, nature, family discovery, Creuse, heritage, railway station, sunken paths.

Leaving Saint Sébastien, the 42 climbs due north. Between Labetoulle and Peugue?er, the path is specially laid out for walking along the Abloux stream. On the way back, you'll find bocage landscapes and a circuit that's not too strenuous.

Departure from Vaussujean station in Saint Sébastien. Discover the local heritage, particularly the railway heritage of the commune of Saint Sébastien, as well as the low shale walls?

Departure from Saint Sébastien station, village of Vaussujean. This circuit of sunken lanes meanders past streams and mills, past the Fontaine Saint Jean, the church of Saint Sébastien, cutting across the Abloux at the glacis with its "Sédelle"-type rocks, and the Forges mill.

The 41 can be started from either the railway station or the town of San Sebastián. It's even easier than the 40, although in wet weather you'll find some muddy patches on the west side of the circuit. If you're in good shape, why not take Nos. 40 and 41?

Departure from Saint Sébastien station. The start-up consists of a nice bump (Peuchenin), followed by a nice descent. We're right in the thick of things. At the village of Marainan, the long stretch of track (shared with the 39) is pleasant and restful.

Wooded hills, clear rivers and wild, unspoilt valleys become models under the expert hands of these Impressionist artists in full exploration of their art. To discover along the way: - Saint-Sébastien: the Abloux valley - Crozant : Creuse and Sédelle valleys - Fresselines: Claude Monet site - La Celle-Dunoise: charming village

In addition to its railroad setting, this circuit offers beautiful views of the line of hills known as the "fault of the March". The route alternates between small quiet roads and beautiful paths vaulted by the foliage of the hedgerows, and presents no difficulty.

A short walk that allows you to discover the charming village of Azérables and its green setting.

In a hamlet, large independent house located in a park of 8 000 m² with closed landscaped garden and swimming pool of 11X5 m open from May 15 to September 30 according to weather conditions, small ornamental pond.

Le Petit Gîte Creusois is located in the hamlet of Bridiers, very close to La Souterraine. Just a few hundred meters from the Gîte, you'll discover the Tour de Bridiers, the emblematic site of the Fresque de Bridiers, a lively show held every early August. For anglers, the 5-hectare Etang du Cheix is the ideal fishing spot. Numerous footpaths and hiking trails a short distance from the gîte will enable you to discover the flora and fauna of the Creuse. Situated on the route de Saint-Jacques from Vézelay, enjoy the countryside, yet only 2 km from all shops and services. This accommodation can accommodate a family of 4 and a baby.

In a hamlet, 3 km from St Sulpice Les Feuilles, detached house with rustic decor. On the back side : terrace and enclosed land of 300 m². At 8 km the lake of Mondon and its aqualudic swimming pool.

In a hamlet, detached house on a fenced lawn of 400 m²; rustic decoration of character. At 8 Km the Lake of Mondon and its aqualudic swimming pool.

In a hamlet located in the countryside, semi-detached house opening onto a large independent lawn. 30 mn from Crozant and the famous valley of the painters, the Haut Limousin is also rich in small towns of character where it is good to stroll. The amateurs of bathing will be able to go to the aqualudic swimming pool of Mondon very close

In a quiet hamlet, rustic house with simple comfort located close to the owners' residence. Its terrace, facing west, opens onto an independent and shaded land of about 200 m².

Set in a small hamlet, the gîte has its back to the hamlet road and Colette's house. It opens onto a shaded terrace and a very large meadow (petanque court, portico). At the gable end of the house is a large enclosed terrace with private heated swimming pool (9 x 4.5m) open from May to September (weather permitting), shower and toilet.

In the heart of a small hamlet in Basse Marche, Daniel and Hélène, retired farmers, have renovated this family house, adjoining another dwelling. Beautiful spaces, an enclosed garden with terrace, a pleasant and functional house to comfortably accommodate two families. If you wish, they offer you the opportunity to visit their farm, now run by their children, and to discover a goat farm in particular.

In the village of Arnac la Poste, this beautiful contemporary house guarantees you a rejuvenating stay, whatever the weather. A beautiful relaxation area with solarium, exercise bike and large 8m x 2.2 spa (1 Jacuzzi area and 1 counter-current swimming area) opens onto the 1500 m² garden.

The gîte is located in the countryside, with an unobstructed view, peace and fresh air guaranteed. The Mondon lake, located 1 km from the gîte, offers a wide range of activities (outdoor pool, pedalos, hiking....). 19th-century Limousin house with spacious rooms: ground floor with entrance/hallway, living room, dining room, kitchen, children's playroom, 3 bedrooms on the 1st floor (each with a 180x200cm bed), the other 2 bedrooms are on the 2nd floor (one with a 160cm convertible bed, the other with a single bed and a 180x200cm bed). A bathroom on the ground floor and another on the 1st floor, two landings with office area. Furnished barn with wood-burning stove, ping pong table, pool table and large dining table. Outdoor area with large plot of land, terrace and garden furniture, barbecue, deckchairs and children's games.

The original tumulus was erected around 500 BC. This tumulus is a reconstruction. The Redoutes tumulus necropolis comprised five mounds excavated between 1983 and 1986. The site was close to the Age du Mont village. At its center was a burial in a hollowed-out tree trunk, accompanied by two bronze rings, a filiform bronze earring and a second earring made up of three beads, one in glass paste, the second in hollowed-out amber and the third in perishable material, of which only the imprint remained. The tumuli were separated by low dry-stone walls, the whole being encircled by a circular granite wall 14 metres in diameter with an external facing.

We are Florian and Lola, Limousin cattle farmers and nurses, whom we met on the famous TV show "L'Amour est dans le pré" (Love is in the Meadow) We were keen to create a joint project as close to the land as possible, and our idea was to grow and process our own popcorn Pop?Creuse is a blend of Pop Corn and Creuse, our land where our corn is grown We take great care to ensure the quality of our product from seed to processing, and we use no additives or preservatives in our recipes.

This small, rectangular rural church was built in the 12th century, but has undergone many alterations. The lower part of the façade features a slightly pointed-arched portal and two high, blind, round-arched niches. This type of facade is found in Limousin, Poitou and Berry. The façade ends with a simple gable wall, pierced by a round-arched bay topped by a small sculpted head. The nave is slightly wider than the choir with its flat chevet. The latter has retained its stone cradle, while the nave vault has been replaced by panelling. The choir houses a 17th-century high altar with a damaged painting of Saints Peter and Paul. A 13th-century stone-filled bay has been preserved in the upper part of the chevet wall. The church features a 17th-century wooden altarpiece.

Surrounded by a pleasant, unspoilt environment, this vast reservoir is the perfect place to relax, with its landscaped beaches and outdoor leisure activities such as sailing, canoeing, boating, water-skiing, pedal-boating and fishing. Area: 312 hectares.

This church dates back from the XIIth century and was rebuilt during the XV and XVI centuries.

Let yourself be carried away by the colors of René Esposito's paintings. Open to the garden, the studio invites you on a sensory voyage. A professional painter since 1978, he first exhibited in Paris in 1974 at Galerie 34. He has lived in the Creuse since 1981 and shows his paintings in his studio at La Maisonbraud in the commune of St Germain Beaupré. At the start of his career, he devoted himself to landscapes. Over the years, he has exhibited in several genres: pastel, watercolor and gouache, before moving passionately into oil painting, using brushes and knives. His birth in Algeria and his Italian-Spanish origins spontaneously led him to color from an early age. Painting is a joie de vivre, an obsession with light, a few tubes on the palette, and the journey begins. He works with a knife, fascinated by the material.

The former church dated the XIIth century but due to the lack of interview and because of the dilapidation of the building, the municipality decided to reconstruct totally the building. The current church, the boss of which is saint Sébastien, a martyr, was dedicated on October 7th, 1862. This neo-Romanic church is facing west. Each of the side walls is supported by foothills. The bell tower-hall is roofed in skeleton. The portal is surmounted by a Moorish arch in full round arch, by-passed by a decorated archivolt, falling again on columns committed to figurative capitals.

The church has undergone a number of alterations, notably in the late 18th century, when the bulbous bell tower was built, extended by a tapering false lantern inspired by the towers of Saint Germain Beaupré castle. It incorporates the seigniorial chapel built at the end of the XVth century against the southern flank of the nave, vaulted on ogives with liernes, tiercerons and central keystones featuring the Foucault family coat of arms. The west door of this chapel is embellished on the outside by a molded and sculpted decoration; unfortunately, it has been cut off at the top. Paintings : There is a painting on canvas (late 17th century) depicting Saint Germain, bishop of Auxerre, and a painting on canvas (1729), signed Nillaud (Limoges painter), depicting the delivery of the Rosary to Saint Dominique. The interior also features two statues: one depicting the Virgin and Child

Romanesque church. It has recently been restored . The oldest parts date back to XII , including the eastern parts .

Juliette is a medicinal plant grower and has been a graduate of the Ecole Lyonnaise des Plantes Médicinales for over 10 years. She offers you the chance to reconnect with living things, to take another look at what's beneath our feet, to see the plants we ignore or even uproot, and to discover our forgotten knowledge. Production of aromatic and medicinal plants - Herbal teas Medicinal plant workshops Guided tour of the medicinal plant garden and drying room on the 22nd of each month from March to July

A warm welcome, delicious food. Vegetarian menu possible.

Pizzeria, bar, restaurant, Natalie and her nephew Adrien welcome you in a friendly atmosphere. From the Marguerite, (tomato sauce, mozzarella, fresh basil) to the Carnivore, (tomato sauce, mozzarella, minced meat, onions, peppers, oregano), the menu will amaze you with its variety of pizzas!

It is in the heart of the village of Crozant, above the anciant medieval castle that Pierre and Sebastien PROUX have decided to open this restaurant. Composed by 3 rooms in a typical house, Marie Pierre is gonna welcome you in a warm atmosphere with bright colors. The CHEF Sébastien proposes gourmet cooking menus with regional produces. You can come whenever you want, after a hiking day, for a ceremony, buisness trip, tourism.... Just take the time to discover the real taste of simple things. This restaurant received 2 "toques" (chef's hat) in the very famous Guide Michelin

Traditional French cuisine. Our restaurant is located just 1 km from the centre of Crozant, in the north of the Creuse area. You'll enjoy our terrace over the Creuse river and the Crozant ruins. Activities in the area include : boat rides on the river, canoeing/kayaking, hiking, the Sédelle arboretum...

Restoring with today's menu in 13€, Party snack from continuous 6.50€.

L'auberge du prieuré offers traditional cuisine, as well as themed meals. You can also eat in or take away their homemade burgers.

In the north-east of the Haut Limousin region, you'll find the "Toutes les saveurs du Bonheur" restaurant, where the chef prepares home-style cooking using local produce. The restaurant also offers a catering service.

Dun Kebab offers various sandwiches, tacos, plates, burgers..... Tel 09 55 54 80 07 or 06 35 38 12 56

Quality, choice, warm welcome, rapidity… 4 reasons to order your pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven in “Le Régal” (The Delight”) ! 3 sizes of pizzas : small for 1 person, medium and maxi. Takeaway only. It is better to order before coming.

The bar-restaurant Au P'ti Creux, located in the town center of Les Grand Chézeaux, offers a workers' menu from Monday lunchtime to Friday lunchtime, and delicious pizzas from Friday evening to Sunday evening, to tantalize your taste buds. Pizzas are available to eat in or take away.

Treat yourself to a unique getaway in a place steeped in history! Settle into a self-catering cottage in the oldest part of a château, for a peaceful, authentic stay. This fully renovated 50 m² ground-floor accommodation combines modern comfort with period charm. It comprises 2 bedrooms: bedroom with 2 beds 80x200 cm bedroom with 2 beds 80x180 cm (All beds can be converted into double beds to suit your needs) The warm and friendly living room features a wood-burning stove (wood supplied) and a fully-equipped open-plan kitchen - perfect for cooking and sharing good times with family and friends. There's also a functional bathroom with shower, sink, toilet and washing machine. Bed linen and towels provided. Wi-Fi connection included. In fine weather, enjoy a large swimming pool

Bed & breakfast in a farmhouse near the superb château and charming village of St Germain-Beaupré. On the route de Vézelay, the GR 654 and the Tour de la Creuse en Vélo, the owners welcome you for a stopover or a stay, and offer you a table with products from their own production.

In a peaceful hamlet nestled in the heart of Limousin meadows and woods, come and recharge your batteries in this gîte located at the crossroads of the Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage and hiking trails. La Colline de Saint-Jacques is a charming single-storey cottage for 4 people, with an enclosed garden, terrace and lockable garden shed.

Situated in the heart of the Painters valley, very close from the village of Crozant, the cottage "The horse chestnut" is composed by 3 houses in an anciant farm. Old stones and modernism are perfectly combined in this cottage, and it's perfect to have good time with friends or family. The first cottage is for 4/5 persons. Enjoy the swimming pool with warm water, the games room, the bikes and the Wifi

Situated in the heart of the Painters valley, very close from the village of Crozant, the cottage "The horse chestnut" is composed by 3 houses in an anciant farm. Old stones and modernism are perfectly combined in this cottage, and it's perfect to have good time with friends or family. The first cottage is for 4/5 persons. Enjoy the swimming pool with warm water, the games room, the bikes and the Wifi

Situated in the heart of the Painters valley, very close from the village of Crozant, the cottage "The horse chestnut" is composed by 3 houses in an anciant farm. Old stones and modernism are perfectly combined in this cottage, and it's perfect to have good time with friends or family. The first cottage is for 4/5 persons. Enjoy the swimming pool with warm water, the games room, the bikes and the Wifi

Gîte located in the commune of Crozant, in Maisons. Small house in peaceful countryside close to the valley of the painters. Hiking trails (St Jacques de Compostelle) and mountain bike trails nearby. Just a stone's throw from the Sédelle valley, a charming forest walk along the river lined with ancient mills. Magnificent arboretum behind the house Renowned site for sport fishing. We also offer an optional cleaning package (35? for stays of 2 nights or more and 50? for stays of 6 nights or more). 65m2 house with large living room and kitchenette, separate toilet and bathroom with shower. Upstairs: 2 bedrooms. A 10m2 cellar with shelving, laundry area and storage. Outside, enclosed garden with secure shed for storing bicycles or other equipment. Relaxation area with deckchairs, dining area and barbecue

Close to the Vallée des Peintres, in a hamlet, this former gatekeeper's house can accommodate 6 people and is located along an old railway line on 2500 m2 of wooded, unfenced land. This bright, pleasant, detached house is 7 kms from Dun-le-Palestel, where you'll find several shops. In addition to relaxation and peace and quiet, you'll be able to enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities (hiking, mountain biking, swimming, fishing....), as well as tourist and cultural visits. Open from spring to autumn vacations in 2025. For 2024, opening in August and September. Minimum 2 nights for gîte rental.

A service area located in the village, close to all amenities. Drainage, water and electricity available. Open from 01/03 to 30/11 Parking area on the banks of Etang de la Chaume, with restaurant and sanitary facilities nearby. Open from 01/01 to 31/12 Electricity access at extra charge, capacity for 4 vehicles. 10 free pitches. Payment by 2? tokens. Tokens are on sale at Garage Auto AD, the food store and the bakery.

Discover the Domaine de Vareilles, in the village of Fontvieille, between La Souterraine, Saint-Benoît du Sault and Crozant, halfway between Paris and Toulouse. This hotel combines charm and elegance and is an oasis of comfort and peacefulness. Antique furniture, stone walls, wooden beams... 8 bedrooms, including a suite with a jacuzzi.