Discover the charm of Loubressac, Lot, Midi-Pyrénées

A wide range of viewpoints opens up here, from the perched castle of Loubressac to the site of Carennac, on the other bank of the Dordogne. From Bilhac, the church with its historiated modillions and the castle with its medieval origins introduce an itinerary that crosses hamlets with Quercy architecture, such as Vigier or Masdelpouch. The mill of La Force also contributes to the charm of the route.

This narrow path through the woods runs alongside the Queyrille and Tras l'Escure streams, towards the Palsou valley, to the rhythm of the drystone walls. Before the square tower of Queyssac, enjoy the view.

Where does the Limousin end and the Quercy begin? From the square tower of Queyssac-les-Vignes, the land of mulled wine, the eye wanders between the castle of Turenne, the Dordogne valley and the Causse de Martel in the distance. From the Saint-Blaise chapel to the Battut manor house, from crosses to fountains, you will discover the viewpoints that adorn this circuit.

A road bike tour that takes in the small roads of the southern Corrézien region and takes in some of the most beautiful villages. Superb? but difficult, with one hill after another. We start in Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne, the first nugget on the route. Make the most of the bucolic banks of the Dordogne, because as soon as we leave the village, we attack the 1st difficulty of the day, with the climb up to Sioniac. Now we're in the swing of things, 4km of climbing at around 6%, and at the top a view first of the village of Sioniac and then of the whole Brive basin.

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

Starting from the Museum in the Maumont and Sourdoire valleys, hunting grounds of the Neanderthals, the tour will take you along the paths to discover the curiosities of La Chapelle-aux-Saints: Sarrazac fountain, Pouget mill, Laurent presbytery, 12th century church, washhouse, Saint Thomas oratory, Bouffia Bonneval and views of the Limousin and Quercy regions.

Sheltered by its three castles, the medieval village of Curemonte stretches along a line of ridges overlooking the valleys of the Sourdoire and Maumont. This tour will take you on a journey through history, thanks to its remarkable built heritage. Genoises and flat tiles, gardens overlooking the valley, winegrowers' houses and sandstone buildings in harmony with the landscape mark the transition to the Quercy.

L'Oustal is an independent, quiet, Lotois village house, with a large south-east-facing terrace on the front side, and a terrace overlooking the 100m2 swimming pool and decking on the east-west rear side. Situated 1 km from the Dordogne, at the crossroads of the Corrèze and Lot departments, it enjoys a dominant position with views over the village, Castelnau castle, Saint Laurent towers and Loubressac castle.Close to Argentat, Beaulieu sur Dordogne, Curemonte, Collonges la Rouge, Carennac, Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac, Grotte de la Cave, Sarlat and the castles of the Dordogne Valley, the village is a gateway to all the jewels of the Périgord, with its discovery trails and canoe trips down the Dordogne.

Beautifully restored character house, originally from the 18th century. It is ideally located in the heart of a peaceful hamlet in the Dordogne Valley, with direct access to the Dordogne River (150 m). At the gateway to the Lot department, it's close to the major sites of Rocamadour and Padirac, the exceptional natural sites of Causse de Gramat and Gorges de la Cère, and France's most beautiful villages: Collonges la Rouge, Autoire, Carennac, Loubressac, Curemonte, Turenne... Numerous activities nearby: fishing, canoeing, swimming, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, golf, tennis, climbing, caving, paragliding, hang-gliding ... Close to all shops and services. Swimming pools and leisure centers nearby.

Nestled on the heights of Astaillac, this bed & breakfast welcomes you to a peaceful, privileged setting, with a breathtaking view over the Dordogne valley. From the terrace, take in the breathtaking panorama, with a glimpse of the Château de Castelnaud in the distance. When the weather's fine, take advantage of the lovely outdoor swimming pool (5 x 10 m) to relax in calm, leafy surroundings. Laura, your English host, will welcome you with friendliness and simplicity. Depending on the season, you can enjoy a British-style breakfast, adding a gourmet and original touch to your mornings. As soon as you arrive, you'll also meet Ziggy, the house's adorable dog, always delighted to welcome visitors. Ideally situated for exploring the Dordogne valley's must-sees: Beaulieu- ...

Nestled in the hills above the village of Astaillac, this bed & breakfast offers a peaceful, privileged setting, with a breathtaking view over the Dordogne valley. From the terrace, you can admire the rolling panorama and glimpse Castelnaud castle in the distance. When the weather's fine, take advantage of the lovely outdoor swimming pool (5 x 10 m) to relax in calm, leafy surroundings. Laura, your English host, will welcome you with simplicity and friendliness. Depending on the season, you can enjoy a British-style breakfast, adding a touch of originality and deliciousness in the morning. Upon arrival, you'll also meet Ziggy, the house's adorable dog, always ready to greet visitors with enthusiasm. Ideally located, this address is the perfect starting point for discovering the treasures ...

Beautiful gîte in a barn, 500 m from the Dordogne river. Very quiet wooded park (3600 m²), shared swimming pool 5 x 10 m (salt water pool open July and August). Nearby attractions: Beaulieu sur Dordogne (strawberry festival, gabare trip, Chapelle des pénitents)-Collonges la Rouge-Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac-Château de Castelnau (2nd fortress in France)-Saint Céré (Château de Montal, Musée Jean Lurçat, Music Festival July and August).

Old stone house with character, renovated in 2012 and close to another gite belonging to the same owner (reference 19G5008). It is located on the border of the Lot and Corrèze departments, in a dominant position, 2 km from the Dordogne river. It has 3 bedrooms upstairs (2 with 140cm beds and 1 with a 120cm bed). Open-plan kitchen, living room, sitting area, fireplace, bathroom, 2 wc. Electric heating, cellar. Fully air-conditioned. Nearby you can discover all the major sites and listed old villages of Quercy, the Dordogne valley and Corrèze (Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac, Collonges la Rouge, Château de Castelnau...). Petanque court (with lights) shared by both gîtes.

Detached stone house with character, fully restored in 2011 and close to another gite belonging to the same owner (reference 19G5009). Located on the border of the Lot and Corrèze departments, in a dominant position, 2 km from the Dordogne river. Petanque court (with lights) shared by both gîtes.

House set back from the road forming an enclosure with a barn and another building in a country village. Land of 1500 m². 1 bedroom, with cot on request, living room with kitchenette, microwave, electric heating and wood-burning stove. Tourist tax 0.90?/day/adult. Cleaning service on request (30? to be paid on site). Wifi connection available.

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.

Beautiful house with dominant view of the causse plateau, between Corrèze and Lot. Surrounded by vineyards, this tastefully restored, modern house is sure to delight even the most discerning. The peaceful setting will enchant you, whether in the pool or on the terrace. You can enjoy 51 km of hiking trails directly from Belleviste, called "vignes et verger" and divided into 7 circuits.

Discover the history of this castle, built on the banks of the Dordogne, from the battle against the Vikings who came to plunder Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne, through the Hundred Years' War, to its strategic role on the riverand its fall during the French Revolution. Option to reserve a picnic basket for 2, 4, or 6 people to enjoy in the castle grounds, or simple charcuterie and cheese platters. On-site dining available starting in July (reservations required) Shop offering regional and Corsican products.

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.

It's been almost 30 years since winemakers rediscovered the knowledge and flavor of this sweet wine, around Queyssac, Meyssac and Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne. Vin de Paille de Corrèze, which was awarded AOC status in 2017, is produced from red grapes (Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon) or white grapes (Chardonnay, Sauvignon). The best bunches are harvested by hand. The bunches are placed on racks and left to dry in airy rooms. As Christmas approaches, the grapes are pressed, and the wine is aged for at least 2 years, then bottled. Miel des Muses" is served as an aperitif, but also accompanies foie gras, cheeses and desserts.

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

Production of red and white Vin Paillé.

Tree and wine farm located in southern Corrèze bordering the Lot. Production of red and white Vin Paillé de Corrèze, peaches, nectarines and also purple garlic, melons, walnuts (AB), walnut oil.

Production of milk-fed veal and potatoes. Sale of potatoes in bulk and processed into fresh French fries. By appointment only

A medieval town on the right bank of the Dordogne, Beaulieu has been dubbed "one of the most beautiful villages in France", thanks to its mild climate, ideal for growing strawberries. Beaulieu's main attraction is its remarkable Saint-Pierre abbey church, whose portal, a masterpiece of Romanesque art depicting the return of Christ at the end of time, is comparable to that of Moissac. Stroll through the narrow streets, compare the turreted facades, decorated with medallions and cherubs, like the house of Adam and Eve, and dream of the Chapelle des Pénitents and its bell-wall reflected in the waters of the Dordogne. Nearby, you can board a gabare from May to October, to relive the epic story of the gabariers who sailed down to Libourne to deliver their loads of wood for the Bordeaux cooperage.

The Benedictine abbey was founded in the 9th century by Rodolphe de Turenne, Archbishop of Bourges. He installed monks from Solignac. In the early 12th century, the community became affiliated to the Cluny order. The majestic Limousin Romanesque edifice is built in pale ochre sandstone, according to the plans of a large monastic pilgrimage church. It is dominated by a dungeon bell tower. The abbey church is best known for its remarkable early 12th-century sculpted tympanum depicting the return of Christ at the end of time - the Parousia - with a majestic Christ in the center. The tympanum was carved by image carvers from Toulouse.

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.

Cueillette is a gourmet restaurant that puts the spotlight on our region and its produce. Chef Oscar Garcia and his partner Julie are committed to promoting local producers and artisans, whether in their choice of produce or tableware, for example. Their commitment and the quality of their cuisine were rewarded with a Michelin star in 2024. Our house offers 5 rooms with views over the Dordogne Valley or our garden.

Chef Vincent Terrieux, member of Toques Blanches and Compagnon du Tour de France, welcomes you to his friendly, family-run bar-restaurant. He offers creative, tasty cuisine with a variety of dishes on daily menus and à la carte on Saturdays, as well as desserts featuring fresh seasonal fruit. Air-conditioned rooms, terraces, parking.

Limousin beef, chicken or veggie burgers served with fries or salad - wraps - kebabs And discover the burger and wrap of the month! On site or to take away

William cooks with fresh produce, and Sylvie always welcomes you with a warm welcome. Traditional cuisine, regional specialties, different menus every day with a choice of meat or fish, Chez Colette's cooking is home-made!

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

Coffeeshop, homemade coffee roasting, homemade cakes, homemade ice creams, savoury summer specials

Wide choice of takeaway pizzas: classics, vegetarian, marinara, our specialties and even the sweetest - fresh dough kneaded on site, hand-rolled, long maturation, respect for tradition - tomato sauce, parsley butter, marinated chicken and homemade pesto - reservations recommended

On the borders of the Corrèze, Lot and Dordogne valleys, Le Beaulieu gourmet restaurant draws its inspiration from the superb Périgord region. Our team offers generous cuisine, both traditional and original, using fresh seasonal produce. Foie gras, duck breast, Quercy lamb, langoustines, scallops and fine fish can all be enjoyed in the cosy atmosphere of the dining room, or on the terrace in summer.

Bar Brasserie Caviste, a convivial place to enjoy fresh homemade products Daily menu, burgers, salads, grills, pizzas in the evening, on site or to take away Happy Hour from 5pm to 7pm

2-star campsite on the banks of the Dordogne, on the borders of Corrèze and Lot. On-site activities Canoeing, fishing, playground, pétanque and restaurant. Bare pitches and rentals. Nearby sites : Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac, Lacave and Presque caves and France's most beautiful villages: Autoire, Carennac, Loubressac and Collonges-la Rouge.

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...

L'Oustal is an independent, quiet, Lotois village house, with a large south-east-facing terrace on the front side, and a terrace overlooking the 100m2 swimming pool and decking on the east-west rear side. Situated 1 km from the Dordogne, at the crossroads of the Corrèze and Lot departments, it enjoys a dominant position with views over the village, Castelnau castle, Saint Laurent towers and Loubressac castle.Close to Argentat, Beaulieu sur Dordogne, Curemonte, Collonges la Rouge, Carennac, Rocamadour, Gouffre de Padirac, Grotte de la Cave, Sarlat and the castles of the Dordogne Valley, the village is a gateway to all the jewels of the Périgord, with its discovery trails and canoe trips down the Dordogne.

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.

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.

Beautifully restored character house, originally from the 18th century. It is ideally located in the heart of a peaceful hamlet in the Dordogne Valley, with direct access to the Dordogne River (150 m). At the gateway to the Lot department, it's close to the major sites of Rocamadour and Padirac, the exceptional natural sites of Causse de Gramat and Gorges de la Cère, and France's most beautiful villages: Collonges la Rouge, Autoire, Carennac, Loubressac, Curemonte, Turenne... Numerous activities nearby: fishing, canoeing, swimming, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, golf, tennis, climbing, caving, paragliding, hang-gliding ... Close to all shops and services. Swimming pools and leisure centers nearby.

Nestled on the heights of Astaillac, this bed & breakfast welcomes you to a peaceful, privileged setting, with a breathtaking view over the Dordogne valley. From the terrace, take in the breathtaking panorama, with a glimpse of the Château de Castelnaud in the distance. When the weather's fine, take advantage of the lovely outdoor swimming pool (5 x 10 m) to relax in calm, leafy surroundings. Laura, your English host, will welcome you with friendliness and simplicity. Depending on the season, you can enjoy a British-style breakfast, adding a gourmet and original touch to your mornings. As soon as you arrive, you'll also meet Ziggy, the house's adorable dog, always delighted to welcome visitors. Ideally situated for exploring the Dordogne valley's must-sees: Beaulieu- ...

Nestled in the hills above the village of Astaillac, this bed & breakfast offers a peaceful, privileged setting, with a breathtaking view over the Dordogne valley. From the terrace, you can admire the rolling panorama and glimpse Castelnaud castle in the distance. When the weather's fine, take advantage of the lovely outdoor swimming pool (5 x 10 m) to relax in calm, leafy surroundings. Laura, your English host, will welcome you with simplicity and friendliness. Depending on the season, you can enjoy a British-style breakfast, adding a touch of originality and deliciousness in the morning. Upon arrival, you'll also meet Ziggy, the house's adorable dog, always ready to greet visitors with enthusiasm. Ideally located, this address is the perfect starting point for discovering the treasures ...

Domaine des Perseides welcomes you to its large 300 m² house, which has retained its 19th century charm with wood panelling and mouldings. The house comprises a large kitchen with fireplace, a living room with fireplace, 5 very large bedrooms with single beds (90cm) or double beds (180cm), 3 shower rooms and 1 bathroom with bathtub, and 5 WCs. The house has a 10x5m saltwater swimming pool. There are several places on the property where you can eat outside (barbecue area, in the garden, on the terrace, etc.) WIFI available Bed linen and towels provided

Old restored barn in a hamlet between Correze and Lot. peaceful country setting, surrounded by a poetic garden. geographical location between causses and valleys, close to the region's picturesque villages.