Top Things to do in Haute-Vienne
Top Hotels in Haute-Vienne
The 8 Best Hidden Gems Things to do in Haute-Vienne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Discover the best top things to do in Haute-Vienne, France including Le Moulin du Got, Lac de Vassiviere, Chateau de Coussac-Bonneval, Chateau de Montbrun, Voie Verte, Abbaye Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul, Site Corot, Chateau de Chalucet.
Restaurants in Haute-Vienne
1. Le Moulin du Got
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
2. Lac de Vassiviere
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 237 reviews
Reviewed By roo1000 - Hampshire, United Kingdom
This is a great area for adults and children as there is plenty to keep both occupied, lots of nice restaurants and bars dotted around the lake as well as water sports, beaches and a dining boat. The island on the middle of the lake is easily accessible you can either walk, get the petit train or the free water taxi across to the centre. It still feels like a hidden gem as even in the height of summer it never feels overcrowded, a must see in this beautiful part of France.
3. Chateau de Coussac-Bonneval
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By arabianjanx - Dubai, United Arab Emirates
What a wonderful place. Had a thoroughly enjoyable tour with Josh, our English guide. He was engaging and funny, sharing the history of the castle. Would highly recommend
4. Chateau de Montbrun
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Montbrun domaine is an unforgettable Middle ages private domaine that welcomes its visitors from all over the world to increase the Tourism of Haute Vienne and Limousine region in France. There is a rustic pub restaurant "La Tavern" famous as a meet point of the region, its variety of International card cocktails, beers, menu, music and atmosphere with a panoramic view at the Haunted castle of Montbrun. The castle originally had been built on order of King Henry the second and later owned by his son Richard the Lyon's heart where he took his last breath and remains within a granite tomb on top of the mountain just in front of the main gates of the Fortress. Interior os the castle is the most impressive with its 2 floors library, chimney room, granite and marble table of King Arthur and twelve knights with its chandeliers with candles in style of 12-15th century, bedrooms with handmade furnitures and stairs leading through the floors of the towers, panoramic kitchen and much more...
Reviewed By MH_22577
This Medieval castle was fabulous. We had a guided tour (€15pp booked at the Teverne) and it was SO worth it. The guide Irina was really passionate while she took us through the castle for 1,5 hours and told us many fun facts and details about the different rooms and how people lived back then. Most people in our group were French, and yet she took the time to tell us everything in English. Great visit, would recommend!
5. Voie Verte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
6. Abbaye Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul
7. Site Corot
8. Chateau de Chalucet
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 97 reviews
The castle of Châlucet is free of admission all year long. Some parts of the site (Jeannette’s tower, high castle, toilets) are only accessible during the opening times of information board. Owing to a substantial drop, some parts of the site are inaccessible to persons with reduced mobility. Make sure you have appropriate shoes and some water during hot periods. For your safety, some parts of the site may be inaccessible in case of risk of heavy rain or thunder. Drones are not allowed.
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