Castles, museums and churches - A journey through history

Immerse yourself in the region's history and culture

Castles and museums to visit




Our church of Saint Jacques le Majeur in Salviac



Our church was built in the early 14th century by the De Jean family.
It is characterized by its size and capacity (1000 people standing), its blend of Gothic and Romanesque influences, and its imposing slate roof.
A secondary stopover on the route de Saint Jacques de Compostelle (Rocamadour - Moissac), it was once a pilgrimage site dedicated to Saint Eutrope.
Classified as a historic monument, along with some of its furnishings and several 14th, 15th and 16th century stained glass windows, the church has undergone major renovation work over the past 15 years.
Come and visit it, and you'll discover the treasure it hides!

Agricultural and automotive heritage museum



A unique place created by an enthusiast at the age of 14. He presents a large collection of tractors, cars, motorcycles, bicycles and everyday objects from our "old-timers".

His passion and enthusiasm take us back in time to the early 1900s.

Don't miss this place for young and old!

Cougnaguet Mill



A listed site since 1925, 2 km from Rocamadour, it produces nearly three tons of flour a day. A family-run facility at the heart of local know-how, they'll be delighted to show you around for a convivial moment. What's more, a little surprise awaits you at the end of the visit

Museum of old clocks

Step back in time with this collector of clocks from the 12th century to the present day. The museum workshop offers a wide range of activities for young and old alike.

Zadkine Museum in Les Arques

If you like sculptures, then don't hesitate to discover this place of memory and beauty.

Antique tractor museum in Cazals

This museum was created by enthusiasts of mechanical heritage.
They show us the evolution of rural life and farming equipment from 1930 to 1970.

Lantis Castle

Come and discover its fascinating history, a 17th-century château preserved thanks to 20 years of restoration work by enthusiasts.

Bayac Castle

A Périgord fortified castle, this feudal fortress has stood on its rocky outcrop overlooking the Dordogne since 1115.
From the top of its 152-meter-high 14th-century keep, you'll enjoy a magnificent view over the Dordogne valley.
An unforgettable journey to the heart of the Middle Ages.

The château and its gardens Les Milandres

The château was awarded the Maison des Illustres label in 2012 by the French Ministry of Culture, and is dedicated to the most famous resident of the 20th century: Josephine Baker.
The garden is a feat of perspective, listed as a Monument Historique. It's a French garden, with flowerbeds and magnificent trees.
There are plenty of activities for adults and children alike, including an aviary for feeding exotic birds, and a bird-of-prey show put on by passionate falconers.
Don't hesitate to discover this magical place!

Castelnaud castle



This medieval fortress is perfect for lovers of the Middle Ages, both young and old, with its entertaining and instructive activities.

It's a veritable museum of the weapons and artillery of the period.

It also offers a magnificent panorama of the Dordogne valley, thanks to its location on a rocky outcrop