Tulle :
Surrounded with seven hills slopes and their flat gardens, you should discover as walking in its medieval narrow streets the Saint Martin cathedrale, the Cloister’s museum, the Renaissance mansions of Loyac, the museum of Resistance and Deportation.

Notorious with its national firearms factory, Tulle actually houses the only french company which still manufactures accordions.

Other stages not to be missed are Brive-la-Gaillarde and its famous food market (Brive-la-Gaillarde is well known for its foies gras), Saint-Pantaléon-de-Larche (Viaduct), Ussel, Egletons and Pompadour (its stud farm was created by Colbert)

La Creuse

Guéret :
At Guéret, you should visit its Senatorie’s museum (art collection, natural history and the work of Limoges), as well as the Monneyroux’s mansion, ancient living house of La Marche’s earls (15th-16th centuries).

Do not miss Aubusson, the capital city of tapestry with the national school of Tapestry, the Tapestry museum, the Old Tapestry maker’s house.

La Haute-Vienne

Limoges :
Known in the World for its porcelains and enamels, Limoges houses the Adrien-Dubouché (10 000 pieces of crockery) and the Evêché museums (Enamel collection). You should also visit the Saint-Etienne cathedrale (gothic and Renaissance) and enjoy, in the center, the railway station of Bénédictins, and the town hall with a tower of 42,50 meters high. In the district of "la Boucherie", do not miss the chapel and the museum of butchery (unique in the world).

You could walk along the Vienne or the Gartempe riversides, or prefer an organized tour of the Puys and the high mounts.

Do not miss Châteauponsac, a popular art site and museum.