Naves

Naves is located on the north-western plateau overlooking the Corrèze valley. Situated at a crossroads of ancient roads, the village grew up in the 6th century following the abandonment of the ancient Gallo-Roman site, the remains of which can be seen at Tintignac. The small Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens church, in the center of the village, is home to a remarkable monument: the altarpiece by the Duhamel brothers, famous sculptors from Correze, created between 1680 and 1704. Listed as a historic monument, it is one of the most prestigious examples of Baroque art in the Limousin region.