ヴィック-シュル-ブルイユのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

A peaceful place, a small bench in front of the castle gate invites you to take a break. Once, I returned to the cottage for professional reasons, not visited the castle 😪.

In the town of Château-Chervix, not far from Limoges, little known to the general public. On a medieval territory, it will date from the 12th century. During the Second World War it was a refuge for Jewish children, through an "OSE" dissociation, and many personalities of the time. We are lucky to be able to circumvent it closely to admire the surrounding walls, the outbuildings, a cottage and to meet some very nice people towards the exit. Perhaps the castle gates will be open to dare to take a few steps forward. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C3%A2teau-Chervix http://www.ajpn.org/sauvetage-Chateau-de-Montintin-19.html

Beautiful ballad that deserves its name. The two highway bridges are impressive from below. A fine feat of modern times. The stone viaduct remains of course the most beautiful. The site allows you to take all three on the same plane with a beautiful panorama. Take the time to go all the way where you have a view of the valley and the highway. Also take the time to go around the Villa d'Antone during excavation work.

In the foreground the railway viaduct with its arches and the following two on the highway. The first was built from 1888 to 1891 in freestone. The other two from 1976 to 1979. https://www.cirkwi.com/fr/point-interet/1218850-ponts-et-viaducs-a-pierre-buffiere

The Cécile Sabourdy Museum & Gardens, located in the old 17th century presbytery in the village of Vicq-sur-Breuilh, present a permanent exhibition and 2 to 3 temporary exhibitions per year. The museum is dedicated to all self-taught and atypical artists: canvases, drawings, sculptures, textiles relating to the Naive, Brut, Singular or Hors-les-Normes arts…, while offering a perspective on modern and contemporary creation. Around the collection of naive paintings Cécile Sabourdy (1893-1970), evoking a rural and timeless world of Limousin, the museum's Naïve collection brings together discreet painters such as Robert Masduraud, Existence, Bichard as well as renowned artists such as André Bauchant and Maurice Loirand.