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Felletin station - TER line unfortunately closed in September 2025. A café takes over the station square and an original talking telephone booth in the front

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Overcrowded tourist village

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This bridge is emblematic of Aubusson. Originally made of wood, it was essential for commercial exchanges on the road from Limoges to Clermont-Ferrand. It was rebuilt with stones from the castle (itself dismantled on the orders of Rochelieu). There remains a castle (from the 15th century) on the left bank, which formerly housed the archers in charge of the defense of the building.

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Be careful if you have to go visit the museum, call before, they can close to the public without warning on the site.

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The Pont de la Terrade in Aubusson was until the 18th century, the only crossing point of the Creuse on the main road leading to Limoges. This passage was gradually abandoned in favor of the later, larger Récollets bridge. Thus the Terrade bridge remains today in a remarkable state of conservation. It has undergone very few modifications related to the development of modern transport. Originally made of wood, it is deployed across the river from a stone pile. Natural rot, bad weather and the importance of the Creuse wines, the bridge became dangerous due to its dilapidated state despite various repairs from the middle of the 16th century. The need for reconstruction is felt. It was replaced by a stone bridge built between 1638 and 1641 with materials from the ruins of the old medieval castle of the first Viscounts of Aubusson, the Chapter. This Huguenot defensive stronghold was destroyed on the orders of Richelieu in 1632. The Pont de la Terrade, property of the town, was listed in the inventory of historical monuments on June 15, 1926. Carefully restored in 2009, this building preserved charm illustrates the typicality of the architecture of Aubusson.

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This medieval bridge, known as the 'Soubre Bridge' and made up of four arches, those at the ends in a semi-circular arch, the other two in a pointed arch, bears the name of a tapestry manufacturer whose workshops were located nearby. In the 16th century, Felletin was a prosperous town which saw the development of a significant number of industries: flour milling, tanning, paper milling, dyeing, etc. The river provided the energy necessary for the operation of the numerous mills. Next to the bridge, we notice the toll terminal symbolizing the duty that had to be paid to bring certain goods and foodstuffs into the city. Listed as a Historic Monument in 1926. Source: https://www.tourisme-creuse.com/

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Medieval bridge bearing the name of an upholsterer from Felletin and listed as a Historic Monument.

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The path to the source of the Creuse, on the Millevaches plateau, crosses a marshy wasteland in which an interpretation path has been created, accessible on foot. The path is lined with wood and well laid out, you have to follow the markings with a drop of blue water.

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Promontory of Saint-Georges Nigremont, overlooking the Creuse, with a 180 degree view. With interesting garden terraces, the site is one of the 500 most beautiful sites listed by the French Cycling Federation!

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Felletin is a small town of 1,700 inhabitants, located in Creuse at the gates of the Millevaches regional natural park in Limousin. This ancient city is home to many historic buildings, generally well preserved. Like Aubusson, Felletin is also renowned for its historic expertise in Tapestries.

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Aubusson is a commune of around 3,500 inhabitants located in the Creuse department. Recognized for its historical know-how in tapestries, Aubusson is named International Tapestry City and a museum is dedicated to it. More information: https://www.cite-tapisserie.fr/

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Promontory of Saint-Georges Nigremont overlooking the Creuse. Superb 180 degree view. Site part of the 500 most beautiful sites listed by the French Cycling Federation (FFCT). Saint-Georges Nigremont is therefore part of the Brevets des Provinces Françaises (BPF).

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