Cultural heritage and crafts in the heart of Périgord-Limousin

Anthony Bortoluzzi is one of those artisans in love with the Limousin region, inspired by a natural setting conducive to creativity. A designer of por...

Dedicated to Saint Blaise, whose name became Saint Bazile, this church was built in the 12th century, then repaired in the 15th and 19th centuries, as...

Classified as a Historic Monument, the chez Moutaud dolmen combines history and archaeology. The period covers the Neolithic and the sedentarization o...

Saint Roch is one of Champagnac La Rivière's five "good fountains". It is located at La Boissonnie on the Chapelières road. At the end of the village,...

The church appears to have been built in the 12th century, then enlarged in the 15th century and finally modified around 1880. Dedicated to Saint Laur...

Dedicated to Saint-Pierre, Maisonnais sur Tardoire's church was first built in the 11th century, then enlarged in the 16th century and repaired in 173...

Between heritage and modernity, the Musée du Chanvre et de la Ganterie (Hemp and Glovemaking Museum) is a thematic space presenting two permanent exhi...

The parish of Saint-Laurent, one of the oldest in the region, was founded in Merovingian times. The construction of its stone church, undertaken only...

The church, which replaces the former oratory and is dedicated to Saint-Christophe, was rebuilt in 1878-1879. Only the old bell tower has been preserv...

Passionate about counted-stitch embroidery for some twenty years, Fabienne Audibert took a diploma course in embroidery art in Bordeaux, haute-couture...

Séverine Lechevalier is a woodcarver. Since 2023, she has been creating artistic works in her workshop at La Monnerie in Oradour sur Vayres, in the he...

An experienced craftsman, Yves Penhoët decided to set up his own saddlery business to put his know-how and passion for leather at the service of his c...