All sports and cultural activities in and around Magnac-Bourg

BE NAÏVE, RAW & SINGULAR! Artists "off the beaten track" for a (d)astonishing Musée de France. The Musée & Jardins Cécile Sabourdy, housed in the form...

Built in the 16th century as a coaching inn on the Paris-Toulouse road. It remained in operation until 1888. Pope Pius VII spent a night here in 1814.

This building, the oldest in the commune, is currently undergoing archaeological surveys with a view to restoration and development. This medieval to...

The oldest house in Magnac (1601). Located on the corner of the old Route Nationale 20 and Rue Paul Renaudie. Two small square towers stand at the cor...

Chapel on the highest point of Puy de Bar. Built in 1860 and restored in 1950. Private property

Situated on a plateau, Saint-Hilaire-Bonneval, 5 kilometers from Pierre-Buffière (exit 39 on the A20 freeway), is the very epitome of a rural commune....

Atelier Sinclair, discover gold embroidery, a rare and precious art. Embroidery, cannetille, jaseron, sequins, rhinestones and pearls. Brooches / Deco...

Romanesque church of Saint Roch. There are three features that make Meuzac one of the oldest parishes: its size, its vocation and its baptismal font....

Visible on the way to Nouailhac. A rare curiosity, there are still 3 in the region.

The church dates from the 11th and 12th centuries. It features sculpted medieval remains, including a large number of tombstones on the floor and modi...

Built during the first half of the 18th century and completed in 1745. The tower was added in 1900. Acquired in 1815 by Athanase Martin de la Bastide,...

Neo-Gothic church dating from 1873. Its stone bell tower is octagonal. Its stained-glass windows date from the 19th century.