Limousin - Luxury

Limousin is a rural region in France which is famed for its distinctive red cattle. Visitors to Limousin can tour the region's beautiful French Oak orchards and charming rural farms.

We offer holiday vacation properties to visitors seeking luxury at a reasonable price. Visitors can enjoy the luxurious rooms and amenities at one of our houses, apartments, chalets or French gites. Many properties include Jacuzzi tubs and saunas with some including a private barbeque area for intimate dining. Maid service is also available for a small additional fee at many holiday rental locations.

Visitors can tour at Limousin's wine cellar and distillery, Denoix a Brive Depuis, to sample some of Limousin's unique wine. Visitors can also stop at the Auberge paysanne de la Chassagne to sample the local farm cuisine, where all meals are prepared with fresh farm products.

At the Aquarium du Limousin, visitors can learn about aquatic life. The aquarium is located in the location of a former subterranean water reservoir.

The Eglise St. Pierret de Collonges-la-Rouge is a beautiful church that has evolved over the centuries. The church was originally built in the 11th century. Since then, many additions and renovations have been made to the church, with the final restoration completed in 1985. Visitors can now come to the church to see the unique architectural design. For a great Historic holiday this could be the place to go.

At the Chapelle des Penitents, the brotherhood of the White Penitents was founded in 1637. The chapel was built in place of a 16th century barn. The structure's ceiling, gallery and pictures are the highlights of this magnificent structure.

The Musee d'Arts et Traditions is an attractive three-story house which was once the home of Marc Sangnier, the founder of the youth hostel movement in France. Visitors can now travel to the museum to see the home's original furnishings, tools and paintings.

Ferriland features hundreds of miniature models which depict events including Caesar's ancient army campaigns, the days of the wild west, and scenes from the Renaissance. The displays in the museum were created by local Limousin citizens.

The Musee de la Tannerie was built on Bort's tannery, which closed in 1991. Visitors can discover how skins are turned into leather. The exhibition features pictures of the tannery while it was still in use.