Visits

In the Maison de Pays des Monédières, in the heart of Chaumeil (his native village), discover the life and work of Jean Ségurel, a famous 20th-century accordionist who sold millions of records. Through objects, films and period music, Jean Ségurel's life, from his passion for music to the creation o...

 Chaumeil

The llama is a small camelid native to Peru, gentle and docile. Come and discover this fabulous animal! We offer a range of activities: llama discovery and lunging with the llamas on the paths near the farm, agility workshop, day-long hike with 2 llamas, animal mediation, educational farm (small an...

 Lamazière-Basse

The current building is a Gothic architectural ensemble; however, the chapels date from the Renaissance, as do the numerous frescoes and funerary liters that adorn it. Recent restorations have rediscovered the mural paintings. Listed as a Historic Monument since 1977. To visit, contact the town hall...

 Chapelle-Spinasse

In the 12th century, the hospital was set up outside the fortified town. The Pénitents Blancs took possession in 1591. Today, only the chapel has survived: it was extensively modified, but its portal and niche façade are medieval.

 Égletons

FOR TOURS AND TOURIST INFORMATION ONLY The church of Saint-Antoine-l'Ermite (the Egyptian), built in the second half of the 12th century and deemed too small by the parish priest, was destroyed and rebuilt at the end of the 19th century. The semi-circular apse remains as the church's choir, as does...

 Égletons

Originally, the 12th-century Romanesque church consisted of a nave ending in a three-sided choir. The entire apse remains, with part of the nave walls surmounted in places by sculpted corbels, giving the whole structure a Romanesque appearance. The Gothic vaulting and three chapels near the choir da...

 Darnets

At the entrance to the Plateau de Millevaches, the 852-metre-high Puy de la Tourte offers a panoramic view of the horizon, from Egletons to the Monts du Cantal.

 Soudeilles

Sabine and Jacques take you on a tour of Scottish Highland Cattle in the peat bogs. They'll tell you all about the history of these cows, their origins and their breeding. You can also meet the farm animals (cows, calves, sheep, donkeys...) and discover their lives through activities and games on t...

 Péret-Bel-Air

Former railroad bridge used for the Tacot Tulle-Ussel. This 207m-long metal cage bridge was not built until 1949, near Marcillac, due to the construction of the Vallette dam, which covered 5km of the former Transcorrézien route with 15m of water. Previously, the train crossed the Doustre (a tributar...

 Marcillac-la-Croisille

At an altitude of 820 m, the Puy de Sarran, marked by its triple calvary, takes the form of a conifer-covered dome. It lies between the Pradines fault to the east and the Treignac fault to the west. From the summit, there's a wide view over the Corrèze and Auvergne mountains.

 Sarran

Viewpoint over Egletons and surrounding area. Picnic tables, benches, orchard, vines, ....

 Égletons

Come and discover the Bastide motte castrale, once a symbol of seigniorial power. The site was strategically located on the border between the Viscounty of Ventadour and the Viscounty of Turenne, close to the Dordogne valley, a major trade route in the Middle Ages. Today, the remains and surroundi...

 Laval-sur-Luzège