Things to see and do New Aquitaine

The Floralies that take place every spring are a beautiful entrance door to discover this village classified as one of the most beautiful in France. The best is to arrive at the th century Romanesque bridge, with its round rollers on the ground and its beaks moving on the Côle, whose banks are populated, in calmer places, with herons and poules. The church Saint-Jean-Baptiste, built around 1083, with its high walls of 12 metres in sandstone, is the old priory of the priory. Its plan is unique in Périgord, organized in half-circle around the apse, the nave being composed of a square span once topped with a dome. The corniche includes 75 sculpted modillons, representing masks, animals, birds… Capitals are sculpted of animals and characters: Daniel in the grave of the lions, the Annunciation, Noah under vines… In apse, carved panels and canvas paintings were installed in the xviiith century. The church-backed hall offers a superb perspective (open church from to). The former priory is private and only visits for the heritage days.

A Natura 2000 site located in the communes of Saint-Léger-Magnazeix and Lussac-les-Churches, Murat Pond, with a surface area of 30 ha and built between 1474 and 1534, is owned by the High Vienna Hunters Federation, although hunting is prohibited. Known for a long time for its ecological richness, it offers a remarkable flora accompanied by a great richness of fauna in the image of its many species of water birds: foulgues, herons, teal, grèbe… At the time of migration, black geese and swans make it their resting area. Its flat structure and the quality of its humid natural habitats make it a privileged site for the rest, reproduction and nesting of the water birds. A climbing wooden hut on piles serves as an ornithological observatory, located in the extension of a communal road.

In the 40% th century, chestnut trees occupied of the cultivated land in the region. Today, it is in a conservatory orchard that the diversity of ancient varieties is preserved. You can also learn how to weave the different species to revive them. In this chestnut chestnut tree, the chestnut trail makes this symbolic fruit of Limousin discover the nine explanatory panels devoted to the life of the chestnut, to the gastronomy of its fruit, to the conservation of varieties, to the importance and role of the chestnut in history… Careful to be careful to be convenablement.

This site protected and managed by the Conservatoire régional des Spaces Naturel du Limousin, offers a special rock, the serpentine, an unusual landscape of rocky chaos emerging from women heather barrens (six different species). The remarkable fauna may give you the opportunity to observe a nighthawk or busard… and, as far as the flora is concerned, it is exceptional for the region. it is not uncommon to see a "" or a gentian gentian… On the 3 km interpretive trail, many panels give you the explanations necessary for understanding the environment. On the other hand, it is not always easy to find the starting point, located in the old Tuileries of Cluzeau.

Come and take a look at the family and discover the many activities that this amusement park offers. The adventure journey leads you to more than 8 metres high, while the Tyrol makes you the great jump… 15 meters from the ground. Among friends, organize a game of paint or an orientation race. In short, a busy day during which small and large will not have the time to blow.