• The Natural Regional Park "Volcans d'Auvergne" or the top of the volcano "Puy de Dome".
• The Chateaux de Val castle (Auvergne). 
• The medieval village of Sarlat (Dordogne). 
• Eyzies (Dordogne) - Prehistoric caves.
• "Domme", a beautiful fortified city with stunning views. 
• The village of Bergerac and its many vineyards (Dordogne). 
• A canoe trip past the many beautiful castles and villages on the river Dordogne.
• Swim, sail and enjoy lots of watersports in the beautiful reservoir "Lac de Vassiviere"(Limousin) 
• Over five hundred Romanesque churches
• Over fifty beautiful châteaux to visit on the 'Route des Châteaux d'Auvergne'
  

The Limousin region, nestles on the western slopes of the Massif Central and offers the visitor and abundance of unspoiled countryside to enjoy. Crossed by many rivers and lakes, the region has lots of activities for water lovers -  fishing, canoeing, sailing and windsurfing are just some sports  to enjoy. Limousin is also famous for its "Limoges" enamel and porcelain, and tapestries from Aubusson. The area is very fertile and is a well known horse - breeding region. 


Auvergne is dotted with castles, historic ruins and walled villages. There are a multitude of stately homes and fortresses to visit, and plenty of 16th and 17th century manors and chateaux, including the "Versailles" of Auvergne the Parentignat, which houses beautiful tapestries, antiques and paintings.

This region of France is scattered with the remnants of extinct volcanic peaks, beautiful mountains and sparkling lakes. From Auvergne's capital, (Clermont-Ferrand), enjoy stunning views from the sacred mountain of Puy-de-D'ocircme, which takes in a fascinating 20-mile long stretch of 60 volcanic peaks.