Castles in Limousin

Built at the end of the Second Empire by Jean-Baptiste Mignon, an engineer and famous patentee of some 100 inventions and collaborator of Eiffel, Chât...

A historic monument, today?s (privately-owned) château is probably the result of the transformation of one of the mottes castrales. Part of the moat t...

The entire park of Château de Las-Croux, designed in 1893 by Limoges landscape architect Nivet, is open to visitors. Entrance is via the "turrets" (n...

A must-see destination, Châlus-Chabrol is known the world over as the symbol of the famous King of England, Richard the Lionheart. He was mortally wou...

This château is the successor to an ancient medieval fortress, the remains of which could still be seen in 1900. It was built during the reign of Henr...

By the 11th century, the château was a medieval fortress. It has had a succession of owners, including Montrocher, de Stuer... The library features a...

Located in the heart of the Périgord-Limousin Regional Nature Park, Château de Brie is a stopover on the Richard the Lionheart Tourist Route. Built in...

Witness to almost 700 years of history, the Château de Lastours has been restored and enhanced by the volunteers of the Association de Sauvegarde du P...

A flamboyant site with a rich history and traces of its equestrian past, the Domaine de Nexon was built in the 17th century. It remained the property...

The Forteresse de Montbrun, a military fortress dating back to the 12th and 15th centuries, is just around the bend in a magnificent green setting. St...

Known since the 15th century, the château (listed on the Inventaire Supplémentaire du Monuments Historiques) has belonged to the same family since 178...