Attractions and activities

Gourmet cuisine in an 18th-century residence, in the heart of the pedestrian streets.

At the Rémy Martin estates, enjoy distinctive experiences such as vineyard tours by train or electric bike, workshops or a Louis XIII cognac tasting ceremony. NF Environnement certified.

Free self-guided visits for individuals to a makhila (traditional walking stick) manufacturing workshop, entirely handmade on site. Paid visits for groups of more than 15 people.

Still a family-run company, founded in 1863. Visit the historic workshops and major annual themed exhibitions. History and manufacturing of Limoges porcelain. Labelled Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant.

Art museum bringing together renowned paintings and sculptures (Rubens, El Greco, Van Dyck, Ingres, Degas, Bonnat, etc.), fully renovated. Its collection is described as “the finest collection between Paris and Madrid” by Pierre Rosenberg, Honorary President and Director of the Louvre Museum.

“Plus Beau Village de France” on the Way of St James. Fortifications listed as Historic Monuments.

Art workshop to learn and improve pastel techniques.

A jewel of architecture built to glorify the kings of France. Splendid panorama between sky and sea, accessible by boat from Royan or Le Verdon. Visits led by the lighthouse keepers. Good physical condition required.

In the heart of the Basque Country, for over three generations, artisanal expertise serving boundless creativity. Pottery and ceramics designed in the Ossès workshops.

A venue dedicated to culture, wine and tourism. On site: wine bar with tastings of Bergerac and Duras wines, rooftop, 17th-century cloister, events. Scenography dedicated to Cyrano de Bergerac.