Local experiences
Your stay begins well beyond the hotel.
Discover the must-see attractions of Brive-la-Gaillarde.
With its blend of heritage, nature, and gastronomy, Brive-la-Gaillarde is the ideal starting point for authentic experiences. Just minutes from the hotel, discover a region rich in landscapes, flavors, and heritage. Whether you are a lover of nature, culture, or gastronomy, Corrèze holds wonderful discoveries in store for you.
Georges-Brassens Market
A true Brive institution, the Georges-Brassens Market is a must-visit destination for lovers of fine food and local produce. Beneath the market hall and around the Place du 14 Juillet, discover an authentic, friendly atmosphere where local producers and artisans offer the finest Corrèze specialties: foie gras, truffles, walnuts, cheeses, and seasonal fruits and vegetables. A gourmet immersion into the very soul of Brive.
Historic city center of Brive
Stroll through the charming narrow streets of Brive-la-Gaillarde’s historic center, where heritage and the art of living come together. Amidst old houses, lively squares, inviting terraces, and distinctive shops, discover an authentic city shaped by its rich past. It is the perfect place for a walk, some shopping, or simply enjoying the warm atmosphere of the Southwest.
The banks of the Corrèze and the Greenway
Treat yourself to a nature break in the heart of Brive by strolling along the banks of the Corrèze River. The Greenway offers a pleasant, accessible route—perfect for walking, jogging, or cycling. With its lush greenery, peaceful views, and relaxing atmosphere, it is the ideal spot to enjoy some downtime in the open air.
Guierle Park
Serving as the “green lung” of the city center, Parc de la Guierle is a popular spot for relaxation among both locals and visitors. With its shaded paths, leisure areas, and proximity to the Corrèze River, it invites people to stroll and unwind. Throughout the year, it also hosts numerous events, markets, and activities that bring Brive to life in tune with the changing seasons.
Saint Anthony's Cave
An iconic landmark in Brive, the Grotte de Saint-Antoine is a site of pilgrimage and quiet reflection, nestled in a peaceful, leafy setting. Dedicated to Saint Anthony of Padua, this sanctuary offers a serene atmosphere conducive to contemplation. From the higher points of the site, you can also enjoy a beautiful view of the town and its surroundings.
Les Halles Gaillardes
In the heart of Brive, Les Halles Gaillardes stand as a true temple of local gastronomy. In a warm, authentic atmosphere, producers, artisans, and merchants offer the region’s signature flavors: cheeses, cured meats, foie gras, pastries, and many other specialties. It is a must-visit destination for discovering the culinary heritage of the Corrèze region and enjoying a delicious treat.
Amédée-Domenech Stadium
A true temple of rugby in Corrèze, the Stade Amédée-Domenech makes Brive pulse to the rhythm of CAB’s exploits. On match days, the atmosphere is unique, fueled by the passion of the fans and the deep bond between the city and its club. It offers an authentic experience for discovering one of the great sporting traditions of the South-West.
Denoix Distillery
Founded in 1839, the Denoix Distillery is one of the last remaining artisanal distilleries in France. A true institution in Brive, it upholds unique family expertise in the crafting of liqueurs, aperitifs, and eaux-de-vie. During a visit, discover the secrets of their production and taste the signature specialties that have made the house famous for nearly two centuries.
Set out from Brive and discover a region where nature, heritage, and exceptional villages come together.
Turenne
Ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, Turenne captivates visitors with its remarkable medieval heritage and timeless atmosphere. Dominated by the ruins of its castle, the village features charming cobblestone streets, beautiful historic homes, and exceptional panoramic views of the Corrèze countryside. A must-visit destination just minutes from Brive.
Collonges-la-Rouge
Ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, Collonges-la-Rouge is famous for its magnificent red sandstone buildings, which give it a unique charm. Its picturesque lanes, medieval towers, and remarkable heritage make it a must-visit destination for a timeless stroll.
The Gardens of Colette
Les Jardins de Colette invite you on a playful, poetic stroll inspired by the life and travels of the writer Colette. Amidst themed gardens, a giant maze, and flower-filled spaces, visitors of all ages can enjoy a time of discovery and relaxation in the heart of nature.
Causse Lake
Lac du Causse is a true natural gem right on the doorstep of Brive. Ideal for swimming, water sports, hiking, or simply relaxing, the site offers a peaceful setting and stunning scenery all year round.
Travassac sections
Discover the impressive Pans de Travassac, former slate quarries featuring spectacular cliffs that can reach heights of over 100 meters. It is a fascinating visit that combines heritage, craftsmanship, and exceptional landscapes.
Fage Abyss
The Gouffre de la Fage immerses you in a fascinating underground world. Stalactites, stalagmites, and natural galleries create a spectacular setting that delights visitors of all ages during a cool and captivating tour.
Saint-Robert
Perched on a hilltop, Saint-Robert ranks among the most beautiful villages in France. With its flower-lined lanes, characterful houses, and Romanesque church, this charming village offers an authentic escape in the heart of the Corrèze countryside.
Aubazine and the Canal des Moines
Aubazine captivates visitors with its rich historical heritage—notably its Cistercian abbey—and its unspoiled landscapes. The famous Canal des Moines, a remarkable 12th-century structure carved into the cliffside, offers a unique walk that blends history, nature, and exceptional panoramic views.
