Uncover the gems of Condat-sur-ganaveix, Corrèze

An invitation to a rural walk.Go along the D137 towards Meilhards signposted "Geneste Basse", then take the first path on the right in front of the cemetery to arrive in a hamlet.Continue on the left-hand path towards "Geneste Haute".In the village of La Geneste, at the intersection, continue on the path opposite, then go straight ahead, leaving the path on the right at the first intersection.At the second intersection continue on the right to arrive in the village of Pommier.At the bend, take the second right onto the path and continue straight ahead, leaving the path to the left behind you.At the next junction turn left.When leaving the path, turn right on the road, continue straight ahead towards "Moulin de Cluzac/voie sans issue", a dead end.Take the first tarmac road on the left, after 10 m take the road on the left before the house, then as you climb to the crow's feet turn right.When you arrive in the village of l'Hort, take the third road to the right.After passing the water tower turn left for 20 m, to reach the D137 and turn right.Take the first road on the left signposted "L'Angle", follow it to the left, then continue straight ahead.After the last house in the village, on the descent, turn right. Continue and cross the "Ganaveix" stream via the two footbridges. Follow the path.In the village of Chatain, take the tarmac path on the right, and continue straight on the road.At the intersection on the Lamongerie road, turn left. Continue for about 400 m.At the water tower, take the path on the left. Descend, keeping to the right.On the road turn left.At the La Tuilerie crossroads, turn right towards Condat.After the second house on the left, take the path on the left, and then turn right to return to the village of Pommiers. Take the path from the beginning in the opposite direction to return to the starting point at Condat-sur-Ganaveix.

L’ascension des berges de la Vézère au Puy Chammard se fait à travers de belles futaies aux essences diverses (chênes, châtaigniers…). Vous culminerez à Uzerche avec une vue panoramique sur les Monédières et la Commune d’Espartignac. Vous découvrirez également le Moulin Marteau et sa roue à eau active. Circuit à vocation familiale.

Discover harmonious landscapes, shaped by the Vézère and Auvézère valleys, the undulations of the Yssandonnais or the orchards of Limousin PDO apples. The characterful buildings feature local materials such as limestone, schist and slate...

A pleasant circular walk along the route of the P.O.C. and on the banks of the Vézère.From the reception area for the Petite Gare, take the marked path (old railway line now GR 46) and go along the Garenne du Puy Grolier (rabbit warren) which leads to the old carding mills.Cross the bridge at the confluence of the Ruisseau d'Espartignac with the Vézère.Once you are across, take the road on the right for 200 to 300 metres, then the road on the right which runs alongside the Vézère. The landscape of greenery and water extends along the shore and arrives, in the shade, at the sports resort, Station Sports Nature Vézère Passion, which offers multiple activities. Continue along the Vézère.The circuit continues along Rue de l'Abreuvoir, which leads up to the old town.After the Simone de Beauvoir Media Library, continue along Rue de la Justice.At the Place de l'Hospice turn right again and cross the Vézère again via the Turgot bridge to reach the starting point again.

From the reception area of the small station, the marked path through the Garenne du Puy Grolier leads to the old card factories. Once you have crossed the bridge over the Vézère, the scenery of greenery and water continues on the other bank. The tour continues along the rue de l'abreuvoir which climbs towards the old town. Then you cross the Vézère again by the Turgot Bridge to get back to the starting point. The route is punctuated by panels relating the life and work of Simone De Beauvoir, philosopher and writer (1908-1986), winner of the 1954 Goncourt Prize, who spent part of her childhood holidays close by. "The abundance of colours and smells exalted me. Everywhere, in the green water of the fisheries, in the swell of the meadows, under the ferns that cut, in the hollows of the coppices, treasures were hidden that I was burning to discover. (Memoirs of a Young Girl in Order)

The GR®46 long-distance hiking trail links Tours to Toulouse over a total distance of 945 km. In Corrèze, the 150 km route leads from Lacelle in the north, in the heart of the Parc Naturel Régional de Millevaches, to Turenne, one of France's most beautiful villages, with its superb castle perched on a rocky promontory offering 360° panoramic views over the Causse and Quercy landscapes. Along the way, you'll discover Treignac, a Petite Cité de Caractère nestled in the Massif des Monédières, and also Uzerche, labelled "Plus Beau Détour de France", otherwise known as La Perle du Limousin with its rich heritage. You don't have a car, or you're looking for an eco-responsible holiday? The entire itinerary can be completed from the stations at Lacelle, Uzerche, Vigeois, Estivaux, Allassac and Turenne.

Departing from the village, the "Between Ponds and Castles" hike will introduce you to the many facets of Salon-la-Tour's heritage. Along the way, nature offers panoramic views, ponds and woods. Further on, the town?s architectural heritage will allow you to admire fortified houses, manor houses and castles. Your route will also be punctuated by numerous sculptures by contemporary artists.

From Avenue du Général de Gaulle (main road) in Uzerche, take the D920 for about 500m in the direction of Tulle, then turn left on the D142 towards Espartignac.Take the D142 E6 towards Ceyrat (D920E). Go past the St-Martial fountain with the sculpture "Nymph getting ready to bathe".Go down to the old P.O.C. (Paris-Orléans-Corrèze) road and turn right for 1 km, on the left is the Planquette bridge, about 200m further on your right is the old station.Continue until you reach the D142.Pass in front of the sculpture, "Prometheus", and at this point take the road ahead on the right.Then, after 50 m, on the right take the wooden steps in the embankment. Then follow the path through woods and fields.At the intersection turn left in front of the "Dolmen" information panel. Follow the steep path, continue through a carpet of periwinkle and find the "Dolmen" below.To return, take the same path againAt the intersection, turn left. Finish the walk back to the starting point.

A stroll between the natural landscape and villages punctuated by views of the Monédières!Leave the car park and go in the direction of Uzerche, and at the first intersection, take the small road on the left. Go down to the POC road, cross it and take the opposite path up to the road.Once on the road, turn right. Go up to Bois Lafage and continue on the main road. Pass a big bend to the right.Then at the exit of the next bend (to the left), at the intersection, turn left (between the embankment and the power pole to pass behind the house. Follow the path to the village of Bois Lafage.When you reach the asphalt road, turn right and follow it immediately to the right. On the main road, turn left; continue on this road until you reach Surget.At the first house follow the road on the right. Go through the village.After the last house, continue on the road ahead. Go up to the crossroads.At the intersection, turn right then immediately take the path to the right. At the crossroads take the path opposite and continue to the road.On the road, turn right then 40 m further on take the path on the left.At the crossroads, take the path opposite which runs alongside the main road.At the next two intersections, turn right to return to the main road at the corner of the school. On the main road, turn right and go through the houses, and, at the intersection, take the path opposite.Where the paths cross, turn left and continue until you reach point 6.Turn left and go back through the village of Surget to reach point 5.Take the path that goes up on the right then take the first path on the left and follow it.When you get to the main road, turn right again, pass in front of the Marteau mill then continue on, up in the village.

Autour du Lonzac, à travers bois et bocages, ce sentier vous fait découvrir de magnifiques panoramas et points de vue sur le Mont Gargan, le mont Ceix ou le massif des Monédières. Dans un environnement naturel et bucolique, franchissez sept ruisseaux, croisez de nombreux étangs et traversez des hameaux avec leurs maisons anciennes puis rejoignez l’ancienne voie ferrée du P.O.C.

Chez Guiguite offers a peaceful and comfortable setting for a vacation with family or friends. It is ideally placed for exploring the surrounding area and enjoying local attractions, while offering a peaceful haven in the countryside. Nestled in verdant surroundings, Eyburie is surrounded by forests and meadows, offering soothing landscapes ideal for walks and hikes. It's an ideal destination for travellers seeking tranquillity, nature and authenticity. Whether you're looking for a nature getaway or a chance to explore Corrèze's rich cultural heritage, Eyburie offers a welcoming and rejuvenating setting.

The Vézère Passion Nature Sports Resort offers guided mountain bike tours. Several circuits are available with different degrees of difficulty from adult or child mountain bike hire for half a day, a day or a week. Helmets provided, possibility of "carioles" for children. Other activities: canoeing and kayaking (hire, hiking, initiation, teaching, courses), rafting and canorafting (on request depending on the water level), paddle (hire and supervision), archery (with supervision), cliff climbing, climbing on artificial structures, hiking, orientation. Group gîte for 49 people with catering facilities, camping. Youth and sport approval, national education, French Canoeing and Kayaking School, quality label for tourism. Multi-activity courses: from 7 years old for introductory sessions (climbing, archery, mountain biking, orienteering...)

Enjoy a warm-hearted welcome and impeccable service in this charming hotel overlooking the Vézère River's meanders and the dales of Limousin. A foremost local gourmet venue, the hotel's restaurant serves sophisticated and beautifully presented cuisine made from local produce.

Come and discover a 6-person gîte that can accommodate up to 9 people, located near Uzerche, called "La Perle du Limousin". Ideal for a stay with family or friends, this gîte offers a peaceful and authentic setting for your vacations in Corrèze. What's more, this rental has a pétanque court for convivial moments of relaxation, as well as a one-hectare private pond ideal for fishing enthusiasts.

Located in the heart of the old town of Uzerche in a former mansion dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, the charming hotel Joyet de Maubec, decorated in a refined and relaxed style, welcomes you in all simplicity. The hotel has 11 spacious and luminous rooms, including 2 suites, decorated with contemporary furniture that blend elegantly with the building's history. The restaurant "La treille Muscate" will whet your taste buds with fresh seasonal products that you can enjoy in the dining room overlooking the Vézère Valley. For your well-being, a fitness room, sauna, modelling and beauty treatments by a beautician are available on reservation. So don't wait any longer and let yourself be surprised by the small details that make this place an establishment of character, where the ancient and the modern rub shoulders, in all evidence.

Ideally situated at the foot of the small town of Uzerche and its historic centre, on the banks of the Vézère, the campsite has 43 marked out, shaded pitches with electricity and water points, wifi available at reception and 5 chalets for 4/5 people. For activities, the Station Sports Nature de la Minoterie - base de Loisirs, located on the same site as the campsite, offers outings and courses in kayaking, canoeing, archery, paddle hire, cliff climbing and mountain bike hire. On the spot refreshment bar, snacking and bread deposit.

A few kilometres from the Paris/Toulouse axis, in a charming village in the Corrèze, between the medieval town of Uzerche and Pompadour, the city of horses, this small hotel full of charm offers 6 air-conditioned rooms equipped with a desk, a flat-screen TV and a private shower room / WC. All rooms have free Wi-Fi internet access. The original vaulted cellar has been converted into a cosy TV room, and there is also a table football table available. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Nestled in a farmhouse comprising a barn, pigsty and shed, this detached house has been tastefully renovated throughout. It is located in a small, serene hamlet. You'll love its lovely terrace, which opens onto an enclosed garden, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the gentle pace of life. What's more, a nearby second home adds to the appeal of this friendly spot. And if you feel like it, you can explore the farm with a guide, who will show you the cows, pigs, sheep and farmyard animals such as hens, guinea fowl, turkeys and rabbits. You can also take a leisurely stroll along the trails or through the forest in search of mushrooms and other natural treasures.

Nestled in a farmhouse comprising a barn, pigsty and shed, this detached house has been tastefully renovated throughout. It is located in a small, serene hamlet. You'll love its lovely terrace, which opens onto an enclosed garden, perfect for relaxing and enjoying the gentle pace of life. What's more, a nearby second home adds to the appeal of this friendly spot. And if you feel like it, you can explore the farm with a guide, who will show you the cows, pigs, sheep and farmyard animals such as hens, guinea fowl, turkeys and rabbits. You can also take a leisurely stroll along the trails or through the forest in search of mushrooms and other natural treasures.

Located in Haute-Vienne on the border of Corrèze and Dordogne, the Mont Cirat gîte is close to the A20 freeway and just a few kilometers from a train station on the Paris-Toulouse route. Set in an 8,000 m² estate with an orchard and remarkable trees, this former priory with its 6 rooms exudes magnificent charm. It will serve as a central meeting point, ideal for your family or friendly gatherings. Come and immerse yourself in the Limousin countryside, where a generous and diverse natural environment awaits you, ideal for walking, fishing and, why not, canoeing on the Vézère?

La chèvrerie du Chedal raises the Savoy goat, a breed that is being protected. Production of raw milk cheeses, plain, seasoned, tommettes, etc. Milking is visible every evening at 5:30pm.

Church with a unique nave. Certified place of worship since 987. Listed XVII century altarpiece. 1691 painting by Michel Cibille.

On a rocky ridge, a shelter has been built, known as the "House of the Wolf". This shelter is, in fact, a former ford crossing post on the precious metals route, mistakenly interpreted as a dolmen. The Metals Route was a very ancient route, from well before the Roman occupation, that linked Armorica to the Mediterranean and allowed trade, particularly in gold and precious stones, but also in wine and slaves.

The Château de l'Abbaye was built on the northern edge of the plateau overlooking a meander of the Vézère and was inhabited until the 12th century.

Vézère river by-passes the city of Uzerche on three sides. It encloses the rocky spur on which stands the ancient walled up city. Classified natural site.

L'hôtel du Sénéchal abrite le Centre Régional de Documentation sur l'Archéologie du Paysage et l'Association des Antiquités Historiques du Limousin. La Sénéchaussée d'Uzerche fut crée en 1557 par Henri II. Sa façade dominant la Vézère est composée de trois tours représentant les droits de haute, moyenne et basse justice.

Inaugurated in 1902, the Petite Gare d'Uzerche saw the trains clank through until the 1970s. Today trains no longer run in the centre of Uzerche, the station has been relocated to another part of the city. Now a motorhome reception area, the Petite Gare remains a very special place for residents of Uzerche and tourists alike: for a relaxing stroll or more vigorous exercise, on foot or by bike, and geocaching. ...

Cet édifice est composé d'une imposante tour carrée avec une très belle porte d'entrée ornée d'un écusson sur lequel on retrouve le symbole du taureau, cher à la ville.Une tour avec toit en poivrière orne cet ensemble.Un niche abrite un statue de la Vierge du XVIe siècle.

Admire this magnificent view below over the old town of Uzerche and its reflection in the Vézère.

Entirely dedicated to street art, La Graffeterie is an unexpected place in a medieval city, to say the least. This unusual place came into being in 2017 during an urban art festival organized by the association "Les Femmes à Barbe". The monumental 250 m2 fresco on the façade is the work of artist Yseult "YZ". Today, the space is freely accessible. It is regularly visited by graffiti artists who add new drawings. The site is constantly evolving. Equipped with a skateboard ramp, the site is the perfect place to indulge in the pleasures of skateboarding.

Opening times: Annual closure: October. Weekly closure: Thursday and Sunday evenings

Kebab - Hamburger - Nuggets - American Tacos.

cuisine traditionnelle et familiale - menus de 13€ à 30€ - spécialité : omelette aux cèpes

The Teyssier restaurant offers a bistronomic cuisine based on quality local products.

Guinguette located in a relaxing setting on the banks of the Vézère. Music, local food and refreshing drinks in a warm and friendly setting.

Located in the heart of the old town of Uzerche in an old mansion dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, the restaurant "La treille Muscate" will whet your taste buds with fresh seasonal products that you can enjoy in the dining room overlooking the Vézère Valley. For your meals in small groups, we also offer a small private lounge, located in the turret of the building. In the summer, you can enjoy the view from the terrace.

Cuisine traditionnelle - viande du Limousin . Formule rapide à 14 € le midi en semaine. Menus à 26 € et 40 €. Service à la carte.

A bar-restaurant with a cosy, family atmosphere, offering a unique home-made menu at lunchtime from Tuesday to Friday, a pastry shop and a bread depot, not forgetting of course our grocery store. Every month, we offer sports broadcasts, themed evenings and the unmissable Sunday brunch. Tuesday to Saturday 8am to 7pm and Sunday 8am to 1pm. Single menu at 15?90 from Tuesday to Friday and mixed board on Saturday.

Homemade pizzas and salads to make up on the spot. Authentic flavors, a warm atmosphere: the perfect combination for a delicious break! Closed all day on Mondays and for lunch on Sundays.

Chez Verdier Christine is a place where the authenticity is the key word. The large fireplace typical of the region and the old stones give a rustic atmosphere. The dishes are simple and hearty and some local specialties such as "tourtous" are often proposed.

Drainage and parking motorhome site in the center of the village. Free. Departure of hiking trails.

Situated in the Correze and near to the historical town of Uzerche, with a lake and small trout river, our site is a haven for wildlife. Set within ten acres of beautiful French countryside where adults are sure to find a secluded spot to relax and children can run wild. Contemporary chalets, large bell tents with terraces and grass pitches divided by mature trees and shrubs. Shower blocks with free hot water - one with baby/family room including large shower, baby bath and baby changing facilities. Morning bread delivery. Free wi-fi. 10 - 16 amp electricity.

In the heart of the Correze countryside, Catherine welcomes you to her guest house. The Marguerite room can accommodate two people and has its own private shower room. A small lounge is also reserved for guests. The house is surrounded by a large wooded park with a swimming pool. Small pets can be accommodated by prior arrangement with the owner. Picnic baskets available on request. Nearby, you can discover the town of Uzerche, nicknamed the Pearl of Limousin, the Monédières massif, the Chamberet arboretum...

This longère (traditional farmhouse) is a peaceful and comfortable place to stay. The garden gives you the opportunity to relax and enjoy the swimming pool from April to October and nature the rest of the time. The farmhouse is divided into 2 independent areas: the owners' house and the gîte, with separate entrances. The gîte is accessible via its own ground-level entrance and comprises a bedroom accessible for people with reduced mobility (bed 140) with a bathroom/WC accessible on the same level, a main room of 60m2 with a fully-equipped kitchen, and a possibility for people with reduced mobility to use an electric lift from the entrance and the bedroom on the ground floor to the main room. The other 2 bedrooms (one with a 140cm bed, the other with a 160cm bed and 2 90cm trundle beds) are upstairs and share a bathroom and separate WC. Linen and cleaning included.

Chez Guiguite offers a peaceful and comfortable setting for a vacation with family or friends. It is ideally placed for exploring the surrounding area and enjoying local attractions, while offering a peaceful haven in the countryside. Nestled in verdant surroundings, Eyburie is surrounded by forests and meadows, offering soothing landscapes ideal for walks and hikes. It's an ideal destination for travellers seeking tranquillity, nature and authenticity. Whether you're looking for a nature getaway or a chance to explore Corrèze's rich cultural heritage, Eyburie offers a welcoming and rejuvenating setting.

The camping site Aimée Porcher is situated in the rural district of Eyburie (Pingrieux), by the river Vézère, which has its source 50 km away, on the Plateau de Millevaches. Member of the Fédération Espaces Naturistes and labelled 'quality Camping '. Pets allowed under conditions : on a lead. Activities for children, pétanque, table tennis, volley-ball.

Agnès and Fernand welcome you to their guest house in the heart of Uzerche, ideally located close to the A20 freeway and local shops. The room has a shower, washbasin and toilet. There's also a private terrace with garden furniture. Table d'hôtes can be booked several days in advance. Take advantage of your stay to explore the streets of Uzerche, nicknamed "the Pearl of the Limousin". Other nearby attractions include the A Gaulhia arboretum in Espartignac, the Pontcharal lake in Vigeois...

Near the village and the Vézère, 25 shaded pitches on ground tarred with street lighting. Waste water drainage, sanitary cassettes, clean water distribution using a credit card system and tokens. Paid electrical terminals also. Picnic tables. Departure from hiking trails. Entertainment (concerts, dancing...).

Atypical village house in the heart of the old town, sleeps 6. You can walk to the river for a spot of fishing. All amenities are within walking distance. The accommodation comprises: - Ground floor: fitted kitchen, living room with sofa bed, TV, wood-burning stove, balcony, WC. - 1st floor: bedroom with cupboard and 160cm double bed, shower room with WC, bedroom with cupboard and 2 beds that can form 1 140cm bed or 2 80cm single beds. - Middle floor: 1 large bedroom with 140cm bed, small lounge, shower room, WC, table soccer, TV, office. Garden, terrace, 4m x 2m swimming pool, barbecue, deckchairs, hammock etc... Unobstructed view, very quiet location. As access to the garden and outdoor facilities is via 2 staircases, we restrict access to minors only. For parking, the Médiathèque parking lot is 50m from the property.

The gîte is located in an old mill, on the banks of the Vézère at the foot of the historic centre of Uzerche. The capacity of the gîte is 53 people with 14 rooms from 2 to 6 single beds, single or bunk beds, a dining room for 60 people with a reheating kitchen, self-catering or possibility of catering for 10 people or more, a reading and entertainment room. Snack bar and refreshment bar open during the summer.