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An iconic and relatively well-preserved cross depicting a ram, although called a sheep cross, at the foot of a Templar cross. This building is located on the edge of the road and near a bridge spanning the Vienne River.

An iconic and relatively well-preserved cross depicting a ram, although called a sheep cross, at the foot of a Templar cross. This building is located on the edge of the road and near a bridge spanning the Vienne River.

Take 3 minutes to go down the path which will lead you to the remains of the Gallo-Roman villa and its water channels, cut into the stone.

A vestige of the Carolingian era, this bridge extends the rural path that leads from Varieras to Pérols-sur-Vézère, and has now become a must-see hiking destination. It is thus used by many hikers. Its construction, typical of the period, presents itself as follows: a low-arched arch, three water crossings on the left side, and a small fore-beak made of cut granite blocks. Architecture enthusiasts will appreciate it.

The archaeological site of Les Cars is one of the most impressive in Limousin. It offers everything you need to understand the great Roman era. It's also located in a magnificent natural setting between moors and forests, on the Millevaches plateau. Whether you're passionate about history, engineering, religion, or heritage, you'll find a site rich in learning: it includes construction techniques, agriculture, water management, and the religious rites of the time.

The panoramic tower of Mont Bessou, located in Meymac, is a remarkable site in the Millevaches regional natural park in Limousin. Perched at a symbolic altitude of 1,000 meters, this 26-meter structure offers a breathtaking panorama, which even allows you to see as far as Puy-de-Dôme on a clear day. The site, complete with picnic tables, is also the starting point for numerous hiking trails.

superb old bridge dating from the Carolingian era

At any time of the day, the light magnifies this place a little away from the road. Sometimes in the morning the waters appear dark, even black and bluish, sometimes at the end of the afternoon they appear brown.