Domaine des Pommiers
See and do
Limoges
historic city full of sights
Limoges offers several sights, such as the National Porcelain Museum and the Gothic Cathédrale de Saint-Etienne with a beautiful botanical garden.
The old centre has pleasant squares, medieval half-timbered houses and restaurants, such as on Place de la Motte.
Shopping is excellent here, with a daily market in the market hall and the historic butchers' quarter, Quartier de la Boucherie. For modern shops, visit the Centre Commercial Saint Martial.
Dining in Limoges is a delight, with options ranging from crêpes at Crêperie de la Cathedrale to Michelin-starred restaurant Amphityron and local meat dishes at La Table du Convent.
Walking and cycling in the Haute-Vienne
The Haute-Vienne is characterised by a varied landscape of green forests, open fields and crystal-clear streams.
Hike through the vast forests of Les Monts de Blond, an enchanting area full of legends and mysticism with dolmens and menhirs.
Or follow one of the many cycle routes along picturesque valleys, such as the Gartempe Valley, or discover Mortemart, one of the most beautiful villages in France, with its old monastery and characteristic half-timbered houses.
Oradour-sur-Glane
Oradour-sur-Glane is a unique and impressive place in France, located in the Limousin region. In 1944, the village was destroyed by the SS, and the memory of that tragic event is still palpable. Today, the village is a memorial site where visitors can reflect on the past and the impact of World War II.
Lac de Saint Pardoux
A visit to this beautiful lake, just a 30-minute drive away, is definitely worth it. There's plenty to do on and around the lake. For example, you can soak up the sun on one of the many beaches during warm summer days.
You can also explore the lake with a pedal boat or canoe, or simply cool off in the water.
www.lac saintpardoux.fr/
Wolf Park - Gueret
Located just a 55-minute drive away is the Monts de Guéret animal park, a unique place in France where you can observe wolves in their natural environment.
After this special visit, you can explore the town of Guéret, a charming destination full of history and with a wide range of fine restaurants.
VéloRail de Chauvigny
About an hour's drive away, you can take a unique tour with the Velorail in Chauvigny, a typical French experience on an old railway line.
17.4 km. You'll cycle along abandoned railway lines along the Vienne River, with beautiful views of the medieval city and its castle ruins.
The route winds through forests, valleys, and over impressive bridges. Enjoy a sporty and relaxing ride through nature by velorail.