Major Tourist Cities * Brive-la-Gaillarde: A dynamic city with its renowned market, Musée Labenche, and Collégiale Saint-Martin. * Limoges: The porcelain capital, home to the Musée National Adrien Dubouché and the Gare des Bénédictins. * Tulle: A city of art and history with its Cathédrale Notre-Dame and accordion makers. Most Beautiful Villages to Visit * Collonges-la-Rouge: Iconic red village, listed among the "Most Beautiful Villages of France." * Turenne: A stunning medieval village with its perched castle offering spectacular views. * Curemonte: A remarkable ensemble of castles and churches. * Uzerche: Known as the "Pearl of Limousin," famous for its fortifications and heritage. Cultural and Sporting Activities for Families * Cultural Visits: * Les Pans de Travassac in Donzenac: Explore ancient slate quarries. * Château de Hautefort: A magnificent estate in Dordogne. * Musée du Président Chirac in Sarran: A museum dedicated to former French president Jacques Chirac. * Sports Activities: * Hiking on GR trails (see below). * Cycling on the hilly roads of Corrèze. * Canoeing on the Vézère or Dordogne rivers. * Tree climbing and zip lines at Parc Wizz’titi in Uzerche. * Horseback riding in the surroundings of Allassac. Must-See Tourist Sites * Les Monédières: A wild plateau perfect for hiking in nature. * Gouffre de la Fage in Chasteaux: A spectacular underground site. * Lac de Causse: Ideal for swimming, fishing, or paddleboarding. * Les Jardins de Colette (Varetz): A floral and playful park for the whole family. * Rocamadour: A major pilgrimage site, the suspended city. * Padirac: The Gouffre de Padirac, one of the most beautiful underground sites in Europe. * Sarlat-la-Canéda: A medieval city famous for its market and architecture. GR Hiking Trails * GR 46: Passes through Corrèze, passing by picturesque villages and forests. * GR de Pays des Monédières: A loop trail offering stunning views of the plateaus. * Chemin des Ardoisiers: A marked path for discovering the heritage of Allassac. Fishing Spots * Vézère River: A fish-rich river ideal for fly fishing or fishing with a rod. * Lac de Causse: Fishing for carnivorous fish and carp in an idyllic setting. * Étang des Oussines (near Objat): A tranquil water body for both novice and experienced anglers. Accessibility * Train Stations: * Brive-la-Gaillarde station (TGV connections to Paris, Bordeaux, and Toulouse). * Allassac station (TER connections to Brive-la-Gaillarde). * Highways: * A20: Connecting Paris to Toulouse, with an exit at Brive-la-Gaillarde. * A89: Connecting Bordeaux to Lyon, accessible from Brive. * Airports: * Brive-Vallée de la Dordogne: Flights to Paris, London, and other destinations. * Limoges Airport: Flights to numerous European cities. Remarkable Tourist Sites * Rocamadour: One of the most famous pilgrimage sites, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site. * Padirac: The Gouffre de Padirac, a spectacular underground cave. * Les Eyzies: The world capital of prehistory, with caves and prehistoric sites. * Château de Beynac: One of the most beautiful medieval castles in the Dordogne Valley. * Dordogne Valley: Known for its medieval villages and stunning landscapes. * Sarlat-la-Canéda: An iconic town with its medieval market and old architecture.

📍 Gîte Le Gauliat access map ✅Take the A20 motorway and exit at junction 46 - Perpezac-le-Noir. ✅Follow signs for Brive on the departmental road. ✅At the roundabout, take the 3ᵉ exit towards Saint-Pardoux-l'Ortigier. ✅In the village of Saint-Pardoux-l'Ortigier, the 3ᵉ house on the left is Gîte Le Gauliat.