The Magdalene shelter is a rock shelter occupied during the prehistoric and medieval times. The visit shows the remains of a medieval village.
In the Vézère valley, the Roque-Saint-Christophe is situated 80 meters up a cliff face and is one-kilometer long. By visiting the site you will understand how people used the natural clefts in the cliff to create a troglodytic city.
Hidden in the Bouriane, the two caves of Cougnac offer both a geological and a cave art discovery. Visitors enter a cave filled with concretions before reaching the second cave, located several meters away, that shelters a series of paintings.
One of the most beautiful and intimate caves of the valley. Less famous than the others in the area, visiting this authentic cave is a moving experience. The eyes need a period of adaptation before being able to see the well preserved sculptures and paintings.
Perched on a cliff overlooking the Beune valley, this medieval castle was listed as a historical monument in 1943.
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