All sports and cultural activities in Haute-Vienne

Christine Waxweiler's creations are made in stoneware and fired at 1280°. She is very sensitive to material and color. For many years, Christine Waxw...

The 13th-century church was built outside the village, but was rebuilt in 1833-1835 in the village itself and in the outbuildings of the former châtea...

Founded in 1826, Deshoulières is today France's largest porcelain manufacturer. It is classified as a "Living Heritage Company". Deshoulières is the o...

Dating from between the Neolithic and Bronze Ages, it is the best preserved of the original four. It has been listed as a Historic Monument since 1982...

The single nave was enlarged with side chapels after the 15th century and renovated in the 18th century. A rare and remarkable feature of this rural c...

The district on the banks of the Vienne, at the foot of the cathedral, is a special place. Inhabited by the Ponticauds (bridge people) with their rich...

Twelfth-century remains can be seen in the present-day southern chapel. The single 13th-century nave has 5 bays, ends in a polygonal apse and is flank...

Saint Amand church was built in the 12th century, then destroyed in 1569 by Calvinist troops. It was repaired at various dates and finally enlarged in...

The 70-hectare Lac de Sainte-Hélène is ideal for canoeing, kayaking, water skiing, wakeboarding, fishing, sailing and canoe rental. Supervised swimmin...

Behind the Lavaud dam lies a huge lake, downstream from the source of the Charente. Its shores and beaches are ideal for hiking and swimming. Childre...

The town hall of this pretty village in the Monts du Limousin offers you the chance to take a picnic break right next to the fountain. Take the opport...

Third-place. La Ruchidée is a large townhouse transformed into a shared, self-managed private space. Its vocation is to host projects from association...