PARIS 463 km • BORDEAUX 222 km LILLE 700 km • LYON 328 km • MARSEILLE 615 km • NANTES 385 km NICE 772 km • STRASBOURG 868 km TOULOUSE 241 km • AMSTERDAM 979 km • BARCELONE 520 km • BERLIN 1640 km • BRUXELLES 755 km • DUBLIN 1320 km • GENÈVE 510 km • LA HAYE 915 km • LONDRES 820 km MADRID 810 km • MILAN 835 km • ZURICH 755 km

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VEZERE-AUVEZERE VALLEYS USSEL FROM THE «JOYFUL GATEWAY TO THE USSEL AND YSSANDONNAIS REGION SOUTH» TO THE RIVIERA The medieval towns and villages along this route are full of character and charm, as Discover the harmonious landscapes of the Vézère and Auvézère valleys, the rolling TULLE TULLE well as teeming with history, with a pace of life and atmosphere which changes as you hills of the Yssandonnais region and our Limousin apple orchards, which produce BRIVE travel through gentle southern-infl uenced landscapes and steep, verdant escarpments. BRIVE AOP-quality fruit. The characterful buildings of the area pay homage to local materials such as limestone, schist and slate. FOLLOW ITINERARY ITINERARY Brive-la-Gaillarde Nicknamed the “Joyful Gateway to the South”. Renaissance buildings and the St-Martin Uzerche A town which has been awarded the “Plus Beaux Détours YOUR PASSION collegiate church. Book Fair and the market that was de France” (Most Beautiful Detours in France) label. This medieval much loved by Georges Brassens. Brive Festival. settlement stands on a promontory encircled by a meander of the Vézère Gastronomic events. Labenche Museum of Art river. Limousin Romanesque-style church. Regional Documentation Whether on land or in the water, the Corrèze and History. Centre for Landscape Archaeology. offers a whole host of exciting outdoor Lac du Causse A lake covering 84ha Renaissance house, incorporating the Permanent Centre for adventures on its rural footpaths, stunning overlooked by the villages of Lissac-sur- Religious Art. Romanesque church and Château du Verdier. horse-riding trails, unspoilt cycle routes, Couze, (viewpoint and church porch), the ruins of the Château de Couzage and Ségur le château Of cially recognised as “Un des Plus Beaux Villages extensive lakes and clear cool rivers. All you the “Montagne Pelée” (Bald Mountain). de France” (One of The Most Beautiful Villages in France). Standing on have to do is choose your favourite activity and the banks of the Auvézère, the village is home to half-timbered houses Noailles / Gouffre de la Fage A magni cent pursue your passion! and the ruins of a medieval fortress. chasm for those keen to explore the underground world Arnac-Pompadour A renowned equestrian village and home to the beneath the “causse” (limestone plateau). national stud (haras national), mare farm (jumenterie) and Château de la Turenne Of cially recognised as “One of The Most Beautiful Villages Marquise given by Louis XV to his mistress, Madame de Pompadour. Arnac in France”. Seat of a former viscountcy, the village is dominated by the priory church and St-Blaise chapel. Horse races and equestrian events. ruins of its feudal château. From the orientation table at the Tour César Juillac Orientation table with views of the Yssandonnais area. (César tower), enjoy a view of the border region between the Corrèze and the Lot. Aubazine Saint-Robert Of cially recognised as “One of The Most Beautiful An imposing Cistercian abbey Collonges-la-Rouge Of cially recognised as “One of The Most Villages in France”. Picturesque alleyways and delightful residences. founded by St-Etienne, the Beautiful Villages in France”. This medieval village built from red Forti ed Romanesque church (12C). Viewpoints. extraordinary Canal des Moines, sandstone boasts superb historical buildings renowned for their Orientation table with views of the Yssandonnais area and the orientation table at the Puy de Pauliac, architectural harmony. Forti ed manor houses and an old covered Brive basin. and ruins of a convent. • Over 200 waymarked short-distance footpaths market hall. Art workshops. Recipient of the “Site Remarquable du Goût” label for the quality and mountain-biking trails, all of which are well A market town built from red sandstone. Medieval quarter, of its produce. Fruit and vegetable markets and suckling calf fairs. maintained and benefi t from protected status. • Long-distance footpaths: the Way of Saint James including an old covered market hall. A picturesque forti ed village. via Rocamadour, the “Dordogne de villages en “1001 Pierres” vineyards. Le Saillant medieval bridge, chapel with stained glass windows barrages” route, the GR46, 440 and 480 paths and Curemonte of cially recognised as “One of The Most Beautiful designed by Chagall, château and private park. Vézère Music Festival. nine “GR de Pays” routes. Villages in France”. A village with three churches and three châteaux “Les Coteaux du Saillant-Vézère” vineyards. • “Espace VTT de Haute-Corrèze”: more than 1,000km of mountain biking trails and 50 circuits. where the writer Colette once stayed. Forti ed manor houses and an César tower, forti ed church. Headquarters of the Pays d’Art • “Véloroute Corrèze”: 146km of road cycling routes old covered market hall. Orientation table. et d’Histoire Vézère-Ardoise association. from the Millevaches plateau to the Dordogne La Chapelle aux Saints Museum of Neanderthal Man. / Travassac Medieval village. In Travassac, visit the valley. Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne A medieval town on the banks of the impressive slate quarries and admire the view from the orientation • Canoeing and kayaking: along the Dordogne, Vézère, Corrèze and Diège rivers. Dordogne built around an abbey church with a superb tympanum. table overlooking the Brive basin and the Yssandonnais area. Strawberry festival in May. Gabare boat trips on the Dordogne. 11C abbey church and Romanesque bridge spanning the Puy de Roche de Vic Orientation table with a 360° view of the Corrèze, Vézère river. the Lot and the Monts d’Auvergne. Pompadour Le Saillant Gouffre de la Fage Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne

THE XAINTRIE REGION, A LAND OF THE SEAT OF THE DUKES OF USSEL GORGES AND LAKES USSEL VENTADOUR AND VIEWPOINTS The majestic Dordogne, tamed by the dams along its length, provides the perfect landscape MUSIC AND TULLE for excursions to its surrounding plateaux: to the north, towards , a region dotted TULLE OVERLOOKING THE DORDOGNE with forest, lakes and ponds; and to the Sights along this route include a windmill, gigantic lava “organ pipes”, a romantic BRIVE BRIVE south, the area of the Xaintrie, with its CULTURE château amid a landscape remodelled by an impressive dam, and a sprinkling of atypical Corrèze landscapes boasting unforgettable scenic views on the edge of the Auvergne. incomparable architecture, magnifi ed by The Corrèze offers a mixture of the traditional its lauze stone roofs. and modern, with diverse events such as the Les ITINERARY ITINERARY Nuits de Nacre de Tulle accordion festival and the Brive Festival, dedicated to contemporary Ussel The former city of the Ventadour family, criss-crossed by the Argentat-sur-Dordogne A former trading port for gabare music. Sédières hosts some of the best jazz Diège and Sarsonne rivers. Medieval quarter, including the Maison des boatmen, with traditionally paved quaysides and lauze stone soloists in the country, while renowned writers Ducs de Ventadour. Musée du Pays d’Ussel (local museum). rooftops. Maison du Patrimoine heritage museum. Gabare boat and authors put in an appearance at what windmill This restored windmill open to the public is trips on the Dordogne. is probably the département’s best known unique in the Corrèze. Ruins of its two feudal towers, the Tours de Carbonnières. cultural event, the famous Foire du Livre (book Puy de Manzagol Orientation table with views of the Lac de la . Ruins of the Tours de Merle A medieval citadel built on a rocky fair) in Brive. A festival of enjoyment awaits in promontory in the Gorges de la Maronne. Tours and activities. the Corrèze! The château and church overlook the rooftops of this St-Julien aux Bois / Fermes du moyen-âge A picturesque small town, which is also home to an unusual station for the rebuilt village, home to the “Farms of the Middle Ages” tourist attraction, Transcorrézien line. which painstakingly recreates the rural life of the period. Site de St-Nazaire / St-Julien près Bort A grandiose viewpoint Auriac / Jardins Sothys Interesting architecture full of character at a height of 100m overlooking the Gorges de la Dordogne at the around the church. Themed gardens created by the Sothys con uence with the Diège river. The promontory here is where St cosmetics group. Nazaire is said to have chased away the devil. Pont du Chambon An arched bridged in the Gorges de la Orgues de Bort Overlooking the village of Bort from a height of over Dordogne. 300m, these gigantic “organ pipes”, created by a lava  ow, have been sculpted by the elements over time. Orientation table with views of the Site de Port-Dieu / Confolent Port-Dieu On the banks Marcillac la Croisille Water sports centre on the Lac de la Valette GASTRONOMIC Monts d’Auvergne. of the Dordogne. Vestiges of the village engulfed by the (230ha), a reservoir along the Doustre river. The Lantourne viaduct, reservoir created by the opening of the Bort dam in 1951. built long ago for the picturesque Transcorrézien steam train. Barrage de Bort This impressive dam, 120m high and 390m long, Chapelle des Manants and former presbytery. DELIGHTS has created a reservoir on the Dordogne with a surface area of 1,075 Clergoux / Château de Sédières A medieval castle remodelled hectares. A circuit is available for visitors at the foot of the dam. during the Renaissance amid a vast estate of forests and lakes. Festival and activities in summer. Former railway station for the Bort les Orgues A small town at the crossroads of the Limousin and Nature is bountiful in the Corrèze, providing Transcorrézien train. the Auvergne. Musée de la Tannerie et du Cuir (tanning and leather delicious produce such as cep and chanterelle museum), manufacture of leather goods, plus a factory shop. La Roche Canillac The historic site of “La Roche Basse”, a mushrooms, truffl es, apples and strawberries. medieval village with narrow streets known as “Courrijoux” on a Château de Val This elegant medieval fortress has been re ected in hill overlooking the Gorges du Doustre. Viewpoint as you head up We’ve always made the most of this bounty, the waters of the Dordogne since the construction of the Bort dam. towards St-Martin la Méanne. transforming these ingredients into traditional Guided tours, art exhibitions and events and activities. Boat trip on the lake. Barrage du Chastang An -gravity dam 79m in height, which local specialities such as millassous (potato has created a 31km-long reservoir along the Dordogne. Visit fritter) and farcidures (a type of potato Site du Mont / Sarroux Views of the Château de Val and the reservoir created by the Bort dam. possible. dumpling). The region is also renowned for its Barrage du Sablier A small dam upstream from Argentat, which gastronomic markets and duck and goose fairs Site de la Vie / Monestier Port-Dieu Views of the Lac de Val and the Monts d’Auvergne. forms the Le Gibanel, at the con uence of the Dordogne and – unique occasions which are well worth a visit. Doustre rivers. In the Corrèze, living well means eating well! Tours de Merle Argentat Ussel Barrage de Bort-Les-Orgues

PLATEAU FROM THE PAYS TULLOIS PAYS DE VENTADOUR AND USSEL USSEL DE MILLEVACHES TO THE MASSIF USSEL PAYS DES AJUSTANTS Dominated by the upland region of the Limousin, covered with huge expanses of forest, TULLE TULLE From the impregnable “eagle’s nest” of Ventadour to the Route des Ajustants, meadows and peat bogs, dotted with the sources of numerous rivers, and home to vast DES MONEDIERES Emerging between the valleys of the lively Corrèze TULLE overlooking the beautiful Dordogne, passing through the deep gorges of the Luzège, BRIVE horizons and granite buildings full of character, the Millevaches plateau boasts a uniquely BRIVE and Vézère rivers, the Massif des Monédières range BRIVE the wild and grandiose sights of this area will fascinate those with a keen interest in the mysterious and captivating atmosphere. is characterised by harmonious undulating forms history of the Troubadours. and wild landscapes occupied by alternating areas of heathland, conifer forests and glistening lakes.

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Meymac A town which has been awarded the “Plus Beaux Détours Tulle Préfecture (main administrative centre) of the Corrèze département Egletons The 13C church dominates the town, which de France” (Most Beautiful Detours in France) label. Aristocratic and capital of the lace and accordion industries. Romanesque-Gothic is still encircled by its medieval ramparts. Centre de granite mansions, an old covered market hall, belfry and Benedictine cathedral, Benedictine cloisters with a museum, and medieval district. Découverte du Moyen-Âge (Middle Ages Discovery Centre). abbey. Centre National d’Art Contemporain, Musée de la Fondation Collection from the Manufacture Nationale d’Armes (National Arms Ventadour festival in summer. Marius Vazeilles. Factory). Les Nuits de Nacre festival dedicated to the accordion. Viaduc des Rochers Noirs This 92m-high viaduct spans Tour du Mont Bessou The highest point in the Corrèze and Gimel les Cascades A magni cent natural site with three waterfalls the Gorges de la Luzège. It was opened in 1913 by President Limousin, at an altitude of 976m. Extensive views across the Haute- with a total height of 143m. Collection of silverwork in the church. Poincaré and used until 1959 by the picturesque Transcorrézien Corrèze and Monts d’Auvergne. Sound and Light show in summer. steam train. Saint-Setiers / Parc Arboretum This arboretum is home to over a Musée du Président Chirac, displaying the gifts received by Spontour Once an important shipyard for the construction hundred species of trees as well as a forest exhibition. Orientation during his time as President of France. The museum of gabare boats, and the departure point for gabare boatmen table with views of the Monts d’Auvergne. also hosts temporary exhibitions. Impressive views from the Le Puy de transporting shipments of wood along the Dordogne to the / Wind farm / Chapelle du Rat / Lac de Chammet Sarran orientation table. Bordeaux region. Gabare boat trips on the Dordogne. An area on the border with the Creuse, including the Neuvialle A stunning thatch-covered Templar church. Barrage de l’Aigle This 91m-high arch-gravity dam has wind farm, the romantic Chapelle du Rat, in addition to viewpoints created a 26km-long reservoir on the Dordogne. Specially Lac des Bariousses An arti cial lake covering 99 hectares amid a overlooking the Lac de Chammet. created viewpoint. Visit possible. verdant, wooded landscape. A ne group of architectural buildings around the square, Route des Ajustants / Belvédère de Gratte-Bruyère -sur-Vézère A medieval village with a Romanesque bridge, including a church, château, fountain and ancient oak tree. Beyond the Saint-Projet bridge, this route overlooks the old covered market hall, half-timbered Renaissance houses etc. Musée From the belvedere alongside the D979, enjoy views of the reservoir created by the Aigle dam amid a wild and verdant des Arts et Traditions Populaires, Comptoir du Chocolat. National and man-made lake, covering an area of 189 hectares. landscape. At Gratte-Bruyère, enjoy a superb view of the international canoeing and kayaking competitions. con uence of the Dordogne and Sumène rivers. A town famous for its national sports training centre (Centre Suc-au-May / 360° views of the Corrèze and Monts National d’Entraînement Sportif). Neuvic Lac de la Triouzoune (410ha), a lake offering numerous d’Auvergne from an altitude of 908m. The village of Chaumeil is famous waters sports activities. Musée de la Résistance Henri Queuille Gallo-Roman site “des Cars” / St-Merd les Oussines Comprising for the accordion music of Jean Ségurel, a singer and musician from and the Centre Permanent d’Initiatives pour l’Environnement. two mausolea and a large villa with a monolithic tank below, these the Monédières region, an area indelibly linked with the famous cycling 2C remains have retained their mysterious aura. Guided tours in races hosted here. Forteresse de Ventadour / Moustier-Ventadour The summer. vestiges of a medieval château perched on a rocky spur occupy Etang de Meyrignac l’Eglise This charming lake is located in the this steeply sloped site. The fortress is indelibly linked with the Tourbière du Longeyroux This extensive peat bog depression heart of the Massif des Monédières. covering 250 hectares stands at an altitude of over 900m. One of memory of the Troubadours, and the most famous troubadour the natural jewels of the Millevaches plateau. Marked nature trails. Corrèze This former forti ed village in the valley of the same name is of them all, Bernart de Ventadour. Tours, sound and light shows, home to the riverside Chapelle du Pont du Salut. and events and activities in summer. Former Route des Hêtres (Beech Route) Enjoy beautiful excursions through the remote south-facing landscapes along this Ruines de Tintignac / Naves This extensive archaeological site of route. Celtic origin (3C BC) is currently being excavated. Tours in summer. A superb retable carved from walnut is displayed in the village church.

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