Welcome to Pierre Buffière, a village with a strong identity and an extraordinary past. And that's why I'm here! This square, beautifully enhanced by its ancient cedar tree, is the site of the former cemetery. It was named after Adeline, the daughter of Pierre-Buffière-born surgeon Baron Dupuytren. When Baron Dupuytren died, he bequeathed 50,000 Francs to his native town to build a fountain bearing the name of his daughter, Adeline.

Jérôme KELLER produces in biodynamic agriculture fruits and vegetables, lamb meat and eggs. He also raises Mérens horses for animal-drawn and to ride.

Beautiful 18th century ‘maison de maître’ (master’s house), detached, opening onto a large lawn with flowers and shrubs, wooden swimming pool, above ground, private (8.4 x 4.9 m). Wide view of the undulating meadows of the Périgord Limousin Regional Natural Park.

The Oradour-sur-Glane Memorial Centre presents a historical and documentary exhibition about the massacre which occured on June 10th, 1944, committed by a unit of the SS Das Reich Division, in the context of World War II. Its purpose it to testify, inform and to encourage visitors to think. It is a plea for worldwide peace. The events that occured on June 10th 1944: the people of’Oradour-sur-Glane were slaughtered by a group of approximately 200 waffen SS soldiers. The village was left intact after France was liberated, to show the atrocities committed by the Nazis and to remind us how important it is not to forget. It is a tribute to the 642 victims of a despicable crime.

Not so long ago, in a galaxy not so far away in Nouvelle-Aquitaine? Dear "interstellar" cousin, as you call yourself, given the story you've just told me, I can only recommend a visit to Saint-Victurnien! A little debriefing will do you a world of good!

Many thanks to you, my earthbound friend! My journey has been very long, and on your advice I'm now off to meet that precious Vic Turnien! Your friend Zouti was right: you are very? How did he put it? very? Toquée! I confess I don't quite understand the meaning of your Earth expressions, but he was right: only you could understand me!

So Zouti says I'm "toquée"! Wait till I get my hands on that one! Attention, imminent takeoff!

Between heritage and modernity, the Museum of Hemp and Gloves presents 2 permanent exhibitions through a guided tour, movies and demonstrations. The exhibition "Hemp yesterday and today", teaches about the history of the hemp, through old tools used in the 19th century in Limousin, but also its current applications. The exhibition "History of a pair of gloves" tells the story of Cognac the Cold (the Forest now) from 1924 to 1994. The city was an active center in the glove industry. The exhibition presents tools, machines and accessories allowing to manufacture a pair of skin gloves. On site there is also a shop of organic products based on hemp.

In the aftermath of June 10 1944, Oradour-sur-Glane sadly became part of history. On March 4, 1945, the provisional government, then represented by General De Gaulle, planned to rebuild a new town. On October 8, 2007, the town was awarded the "Heritage of the 20th Century" label. Charged with history and emotion, the village of Oradour has risen from the ashes while preserving the vestiges of its past.

The Lake of Saint-Pardoux, Haute-Vienne’s largest artificial Lake and second largest in Limousin, represents more than 330 hectares of pure and natural water. Everything is available to satisfy every desire and pleasure, and cater to all visitors, whether they are children or adults!

Just go with the flow in Saint-Pardoux and seize the moment! Take advantage of the most beautiful scenery and go at your own pace and enjoy every second, pleasurable event and season that these beautiful days at the water’s edge will bring you! There is nothing better than enjoying the preserved nature and the revitalising and relaxing calm atmosphere!

Come and discover, live and explore your love for nature at Lake Saint-Pardoux. You are invited to enjoy wonderful moments, practice sports and leisure activities, and share memories full of joy, happiness and excitement in a family group or with some friends! You don’t even need to do anything, just sit back, relax and make the most of this open serene space! Experience YOUR Lake Saint-Pardoux!

Take the opportunity to move, jump, sleep, swim, tan, walk, pedal, eat, plunge, share, climb, glide, row, … in a word: LIVE!

Breath, close your eyes and relax, you are in Lake Saint-Pardoux in Haute-Vienne !

N21 jusqu'à Aixe sur Vienne puis D10 direction Rochechouart jusqu'à Cognac la Forêt.

In a privileged and quite remarkable, on the edge of the creek Aixette, close to Nexon, you will discover a completely independent cottage opened on a large landscaped. The house will reveal all its charm and a bit of its history. A wooden bridge and a small waterfall at the entrance of the property, invite you to relax and rest, where once a water mill spinning

Nexon is located south of Limoges, and is one of the gateway towns to the Limousin-Périgord Regional Nature Park. The town is built around the church and relics of Saint Ferréol, as well as around the castle whose park is now home to the National Circus Arts Centre. Every year in August, Nexon’s heart beats to the rhythm of its modern Circus festival called « La Route du Sirque ». Don’t miss the town’s « Jardin des Sens » (garden of the senses). Our Tourist Office affers an entire range of guided tours and a mobile app for those who wish to visit the area on their own. Our Tourist Office also invites visitors to discover the other towns in the Nexon area: Saint-Hilaire-les-Places, Janailhac, Rilhac-Lastours, Meilhac, Saint-Maurice-les-Brousses, Saint-Jean-Ligoure and Saint-Priest-Ligoure.

Nexon is also an "Ostensions" town. Ostensions are a popular and religious tradition that date back to the 10th century. These processions and festivities take place every 7 years in towns throughout Limousin and go on for several months. The next ones will take place in 2016.

(pulls on the bridle of a recalcitrant nag) Come on, uh... Come on, pretty boy! You don't belong in the middle of town! I've got to get you back to stud!

(slams on brakes) No, no and no. I'm old enough to find my way back to the stud on my own (puffs out nostrils) She's not expecting to tame Zahan, is she?

Aurélie Vrignon welcome visitors in her bright and spacious porcelain workshop. She creates, models and produces with an oven gas at 1400° degrees Celsius.

The campsite is situated in a woodland setting of the Regional

Natural Park of the Périgord Limousin, which is a protected

environment. Close to the forrest and the nearby lake you can explore

the unspoilt countryside, visit the mediaeval towns, castles of King

Richard the Lionheart and absorb the authentic charm of Limousin.

In this friendly and relaxed atmosphere, you will immediately feel

at home.

You have a new message. "Hello technophiles! Zaïtek on the line! I've come up with an idea that will revolutionize the world of aeronautics! A plane that flaps its wings! Ingenious, isn't it? I've been working on the prototype for days? I've got to go to Razès, where an aviator has left important information in his flight logs...".

In the Périgord Limousin regional nature park, Marie-France and Thierry, who have made their passion their profession: the culture of rare perennials and garden design, you get to where they live. At the heart of the hamlet where they are the only inhabitants, located on the site of an old mill, they built their homes in three dormer cottages which overlook a private terrace and wood adjoining the car park and garden . Bedrooms for 2 people with bathroom and toilet. Tapering rates from the second night. Open from March 1 to November 30.

This high quality camp-site next to

Lake Saint-Pardoux (330 ha) offers a full

range of services and modern amenities

including a private swimming pool. Free

entertainment and leisure activities are

organised everyday during the summer

months and there is always something for

everyone, from water sports and nature

trails to night life and beach parties.