Discover Le Pressoir at Petit-palais-et-cornemps' gems

Opposite the church in Petit-Palais, go around it to the left, taking the road downhill. Continue straight ahead on the D121, then at the crossroads take the D119 opposite. Cross the small bridge over the ‘Le Palais’ stream, then leave the road.

A tourist rally for children from 7 to 12 years old and their families to discover the village of Saint-Seurin-sur-l'Isle. The children discover through riddles, questions and drawings, the history of the village. The itinerary can be picked up at the Libourne and Coutras Tourist Offices.

This lovely walk around Lussac will introduce you to the Lussac-Saint-Émilion appellation and its natural and architectural heritage.

Descubra los encantadores pueblos de Tayac, Francs y Saint-Cibard, con sus castillos, iglesias y palomares.

Take a walk through the Lussac vineyards and discover the history of this region, going back in time from prehistory to the 20th century. On this fairly flat 15km walk, you'll see the Picampeau Menhir, the Faise Abbey, the Calon Mills and the Libourne Ecomuseum.

This 6km looping route for families is fairly hilly and passes through the vineyards of the Montagne-Saint-Emilion and Saint-Georges-Saint-Emilion appellations.

Discover the wine-growing landscapes of the Saint-Georges Saint-Emilion and La Lande-de-Pomerol appellations on this gently undulating tour.

Not far from Montagne, come and discover the beautiful heritage of Parsac on this short walk. The village boasts a beautiful 11th-century Romanesque church.

Discover Les-Artigues-de-Lussac, where the construction of the abbey and the church of Faize in the 12th century (destroyed during the French Revolution) marked the beginning of the village's development.

Discover Puisseguin on this medieval walk of around fifteen kilometres. This village occupied a strategic position during the 100 Years' War. Not far from the village, the hamlet of Monbadon is also a major heritage site, with its Romanesque church and feudal castle.

Small semi-detached house, close to the owners' house, situated on a wine growing estate and about 800 m from the A89 motorway, garden, garage. On the ground floor, reception room where breakfast is served, tea room, a bedroom with entrance and independent terrace, equipped with a bed 160 with shower room / wc allowing the reception of persons with reduced mobility. Upstairs, a large bedroom (1 bed 160, extra bed in sofa bed, cot), shower room / wc. Electric heating.

The gîte is located in the commune of Saint-Seurin-sur-l'Isle, 24 km from Saint Emilion, 56 km from Bordeaux and close to all amenities.

Welcome to one of the most stunning flour mills in Nouvelle Aquitaine! The mill offers multiple activities, with guided tours to discover the work of the millers of the 20th century, bread-making workshops, waterbike trips on the river Isle, barbecue-boat trips to enjoy grilled food or an aperitif on the water, walks, a Terra Aventura route, concerts, events and a restaurant.

Moorea is a small family-friendly campsite in the leafy heart of the Périgord Pourpre where relaxation and good times go hand in hand. Pool, bar with terrace, pizzeria, play area, snooker room, table football, books and board games, a small fishing lake in the shade of the willows, boules…there’s something for everyone here. The 2ha campsite is home to 20 pitches in the sun or the shade of the oak trees where you can make yourself at home in your choice of tent or caravan for a family holiday to remember.

A family estate for 5 generations, Stéphane Dignac offers you the chance to taste his elegant, refined wines from the Montagne Saint-Émilion and Pomerol appellations. An invitation to discover the taste of a tradition and the flavours of two exceptional terroirs.

The Château d'Aiguilhe, a real fortified farm, dates from the 13th century. In the Middle Ages, the lordship of Aiguilhe commanded a vast territory, possessing several important fiefs, and played an active military role during the Hundred Years War. Château d'Aiguilhe is one of the oldest vineyards in the Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux. Don't hesitate to go through the gates to discover its history and its wines... Nestled in the heart of a green setting, this property will also be the ideal place for the organization of your receptions.

The Château d'Aiguilhe, a real fortified farm, dates from the 13th century. In the Middle Ages, the lordship of Aiguilhe commanded a vast territory, possessing several important fiefs, and played an active military role during the Hundred Years War Château d'Aiguilhe is one of the oldest vineyards in Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux. Today, the estate has a vast terroir of 140 hectares, 90 of which are dedicated to viticulture. Do not hesitate to visit the estate to discover its history and its wines.. Nestled in the heart of a green setting, this property will also be the ideal place for the organization of your receptions.

Set in the midst of the vineyard, our estate is Saint-Emilion’s only camp site, ideal for restful family holidays in tents or rented mobile homes. Come and make the most of our 12 activities, free of charge throughout the season including heated swimming pools and paddling pool, aquatic tobogganing, tennis, mini-golf, sports track, mountain biking – and, on the lake, pedaloes, canoes and finishing. During the season: children’s club and visits, and bicycle hire. Free shuttle to the village.

In our cars built in 1900, you travel as if you were at the beginning of the 20th century. Sit on the wooden benches of a authentic train from the olden days while crossing the green of northern Gironde.

The first railbike in Gironde rolls on an historical rail track, departing from the Guîtres train station. Il the heart of the northern Gironde Forest, this journey of 16km return is suitable for all ages. An outdoor time to disconnect from everyday life. Online compulsory bookings at www.trainguitres.fr

Leisure area with fitness trail. Five tables, litter garbage can and water point nearby.

‘There is no text giving us information about the origins of the church's construction, and its style alone suggests that it must have been built in the third quarter of the 12th century. The south wall was rebuilt with neglected masonry and major buttresses were placed against the bell tower and the sanctuary, which was finally modified. In 1844, as the façade had just been restored, the architect Paul Coureau drew up an estimate for a ribbed vault under the exposed roof frame, which was letting in the wind and cold. It was in fact in the 19th century that the church was vaulted; then, in the 20th century, the architect Rapine restored the portal and bell tower and carried out a series of judiciously undertaken works. The only information we have about the village of Petit-Palais concerns the troubles of the Wars of Religion.

Le p'tit Cro-Magnon, is water games, inflatable games, a fishing pond and a restaurant. Let yourself be tempted by a recreational day with your family or friends, in a bucolic setting where young and old alike can play all sorts of games. Each one at his own pace, according to his desires, his age, his audacity and his stamina, all try the various attractions proposed.

The first vines were planted by monks in a convent in the Middle Ages. The vineyard owes its name to the stream known as "La Perrière", from the word Pierrière, meaning stone quarries. The Château produces four wines in the Lussac commune: La Rose Perrière, La Perrière Rouge, La Perrière Blanc and La Perrière Rosé; and one Saint-Emilion Grand Cru wine: Clos les Grandes Versannes. The château opens its doors to visitors for a tour of its winery, vineyards, tasting room and 14-hectare gardens.

Beautiful Romanesque churches from the 11th and 12th centuries.

Remains of the rural home inaugurated in 1954 by Raymond Bonnot, former mayor of Saint-Seurin-sur-l'Isle, this tower bears a fresco by the ceramic painter René Buthaud. At the end of 2007, the rural hostel of Saint-Seurin-sur-l'Isle was demolished due to major damage to the building. Rehabilitation work on the central tower has allowed the Buthaud fresco to be preserved and today the tower is integrated into the urban space. René Buthaud, born in Saintes in 1886, first studied at the School of Fine Arts in Bordeaux, then went to Paris where he followed the courses at the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs and the École des Beaux-Arts.

As we see it today, the castle was built at the very beginning of the 17th century and has not undergone any significant changes since then. It is a real center of life where the Anglade family resides. Its large square courtyard, framed by five pavilions with Perigordian roofs, opens onto the vineyard which already existed in the 17th century. The terrace of the castle dominates the river Isle with at its feet a mill which is an important factory built in the middle of the 18th century. Today it houses the headquarters of a family-owned industrial group Abzac S.A.. The whole of this architectural heritage, which the Anglade family maintains with passion, is classified as a Historic Monument.

The Aubarède area covers about 47 hectares, bordered by the Isle. The site is characterized by a mosaic of "natural" environments typical of the West Atlantic with meadows enclosed in a bocage with the particularity of being subject to the floods of the Isle. This mosaic of environments is of ecological, biological and pedagogical interest with a precious breeding ground of species. The Aubarède is a space preserved from any urbanisation and is of landscaping interest, with hedges and meadows that bear witness to past activities. A 1.5 hectare pond presents a diversified fauna but confronted with two invasive species that disturb the environment, the coypu and the Jussie. Formerly an area of crops and pasture for work animals, the Aubarède is still exploited by farmers for fodder. The site offers an hour and a half hike for nature lovers.

The Domaine du Petit Bois is 30 hectares of woods and undergrowth which house the Pierre Durand Equestrian Centre. A 2.5 km loop, criss-crossed by 4 km of small paths, allows walkers to discover the local flora with almost hundred-year-old oaks and different species of indigenous trees. The forest is also home to five varieties of orchids that can be admired in spring. The Petit Bois hiking trails are also the starting point for a local loop that takes you to the town centre through the various hamlets of the commune to reach the banks of the Isle.

Le Txalupa is a boat restaurant located on the Isle river in Millet, just outside Coutras, where you can spend some quality time with friends and family. In a relaxing, natural setting, Romain and Sylvie offer simple, home-cooked cuisine based on fresh, high-quality ingredients. Themed platters (duck, beef, chicken, oceans) with mixed salads, starters, meats and Swedish and other potatoes. All dishes are prepared on the spot. Dessert includes gourmet coffee, tea or ice cream. Gourmets won't be disappointed! are happy to welcome you. Reservations recommended. Every Monday and Thursday, after-work evening from 6pm. Wednesday and Sunday lunchtime cruises lasting two hours 50?

The story of a local school transformed into a village restaurant. For over 100 years, the school had welcomed generations of children: one day, it was emptied of its pupils, who had left for a brand new, bigger school. Chrystelle and Axel decided to give a new lease of life to this stylish stone building. A simple and beautiful restaurant, bathed in light, a haven of peace open to all. If you like traditional, family-run restaurants, a place with a history and a soul, then L'Ecole des Gourmands is for you! The plus points : - Wine cellar - Schoolyard, ideal for children

New in Saint-Emilion, the restaurant le Jardin du Château Petit Faurie de Soutard welcomes you in an exceptional and refined setting. The chef Stéphane Casset will delight the taste buds of the gastronomes with his inventive cooking. An address that will undoubtedly become unavoidable!

A traditional spanish cuisine. Restaurant located in the small village Montpeyroux in Dordogne.

In the dining room or on the terrace in the summer, Sébastien and Paola welcome you and offer you a traditional and typically south-western cuisine. Come and discover the duck grattons, the duck breast, the semi-cooked foie gras, the quality meats and the wines of Castillon Côtes de Bordeaux.

In the heart of the city centre, come and discover our wide choice of artisanal pizzas to take away available in 2 sizes (31 and 26 cm). Beverages (soft drinks, wines are also for sale. Also take advantage of our truck tours in the evening from 5.30pm to 8.30pm (9.30pm in summer) with "Pizzza Lola" on Wednesday in Puisseguin, Thursday in Pellegrue, Friday in Saint-Genès-de-Castillon, Saturday in Pessac sur Dordogne and Sunday in Eynesse.

Steering wheel service with check screen. In-room control at the multilingual interactive terminal. Waiter service, various events, play area...

Jérémie and Mathilde, new managers of the restaurant, invite you to discover their cuisine. A bright place overlooking a pretty park awaits you

Italian Caterer - Fresh Pasta - Delicatessen - Wines - Taste on site!

Atypique is a restaurant offering refined, creative cuisine, using fresh, local produce in a warm, elegant setting. Under the influence of chef Damien Mombrial, who offers original neo-bistro-style cuisine let yourself be tempted by a unique culinary experience from Monday to Friday lunchtime. Then come and awaken your senses every Friday evening, with a menu created especially for you, unique and ephemeral. See you soon at Atypique.

Cultivate a stay rich both in activities and in discoveries at the heart of the vineyard. Animated nights and activities for kids in the summer. Heated swimming pool, sauna, fitness room, restaurant-bar, Wifi.

Close to Libourne and a few kilometers from the Lussac, Saint-Emilion and Pomerol appellations, Le Paradis campsite, with its 10 hectares, invites you to a true haven of peace. You can enjoy the terrace overlooking the pool while eating an ice cream or drinking a cocktail. For the greatest pleasure of fishing enthusiasts, a superb private lake is at your disposal, all bordered by the river Isle.

Small semi-detached house, close to the owners' house, situated on a wine growing estate and about 800 m from the A89 motorway, garden, garage. On the ground floor, reception room where breakfast is served, tea room, a bedroom with entrance and independent terrace, equipped with a bed 160 with shower room / wc allowing the reception of persons with reduced mobility. Upstairs, a large bedroom (1 bed 160, extra bed in sofa bed, cot), shower room / wc. Electric heating.

The gîte is located in the commune of Saint-Seurin-sur-l'Isle, 24 km from Saint Emilion, 56 km from Bordeaux and close to all amenities.

Bordering the Charente and the Dordogne departments, 18km from Saint-Emilion and its great wines and 40 km from Bordeaux, European City 2015, the villa Marguerite warmly welcomes you in the center of Coutras and will make sure that your stay is enjoyable.

Semi-detached house from the 18th century. 70 m². First floor. 1 bedroom for 2 persons. Mezzanine 2 persons. Bathroom with WC. GROUND FLOOR. Living room, fireplace, colour TV. Kitchen, washing machine, microwave. Courtyard, garden furniture, barbecue.

Moorea is a small family-friendly campsite in the leafy heart of the Périgord Pourpre where relaxation and good times go hand in hand. Pool, bar with terrace, pizzeria, play area, snooker room, table football, books and board games, a small fishing lake in the shade of the willows, boules…there’s something for everyone here. The 2ha campsite is home to 20 pitches in the sun or the shade of the oak trees where you can make yourself at home in your choice of tent or caravan for a family holiday to remember.

The gite de la Fontaine is an old barn entirely renovated in the heart of the vineyard of the Domaine de Beauregard. This gite has five rooms for ten people. Private heated swimming pool.

La Maison de la Fleur has 3 bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom, living areas, relaxation areas (billiards, garden) and a magnificent outdoor swimming pool. It is only possible to book the whole house. All rooms are on the first floor and offer a view of the garden and vineyards. Staying at the Maison de la Fleur de Boüard is an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Saint-Émilion vineyards, with tours of the unique cellars and property. Three tours with wine tasting are also available at extra cost (between €10 and €55 per person).

House of village with privative ground for 4 people. It is in a green and calm setting that the owners invite you to spend pleasant vacations. The furnished house of tourism has 2 rooms Swimming pool to share.