Destination: Dordogne Valley

15th-century château, former residence of Josephine Baker, with rich historical and architectural heritage. Gardens and playful workshops: falconry, archaeology, beekeeping and animal feeding. Josephine Baker exhibition.

Through its classicism, this château is a unique Périgord site enhanced by its terrace and gardens, awarded the Remarkable Garden label. Several types of visits are available: self-guided, guided, night-time or themed.

Château de Puymartin, located 6 km from Sarlat, is a true fairy-tale setting. The remains of the original 13th-century château, destroyed by repeated assaults during the Hundred Years’ War, and the major 19th-century remodelling bear witness to key moments in the History of France.

Visit and discovery of walnut-based products. Meet passionate producers, with a complimentary tasting of AOP walnut products (oils, flours, walnut wine, etc.).

Located in a 10-hectare park, jewel of medieval Limousin dating from the 12th century. Fortresses, garden, the Maronne river and shop. Puzzle trail for children aged 6 and over. During holidays, guided tours and activities.

Route retracing the life of the former Head of State. Collection of the many diplomatic gifts received during his terms in office. Temporary and seasonal exhibitions.

Medieval village with a rich historic heritage and preserved architecture. Château, church, ramparts… Panorama overlooking the village. Labelled “Plus Beaux Villages de France”.

Awarded the “Jardin Remarquable” label, covering 4 hectares, from French-style gardens to Japanese gardens, including a rose garden. Events, boutique featuring Sothys Group cosmetics, restaurant and high-end rentals.

The Cité de l’Accordéon et des patrimoines de Tulle opened its doors in 2024. It offers a unique experience, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in the world of the accordion, to contemplate Tulle lacework and to discover the history of the city’s Arms Factory.

New museum dedicated to the history and discovery of Neanderthal.