Saint-Robert

Located on a hill (320 m), on the borders of Limousin and Périgord, Saint-Robert has retained a medieval character which makes it one of the 'most beautiful villages in France'. It served as the setting for the television series based on the novels of Claude Michelet. Of the Romanesque church, all that remains is the choir and the transept. The nave was destroyed during the Wars of Religion. Next to the octagonal bell tower, above the crossing, polygonal lantern of the dead and square defensive tower added in the XNUMXth century. Saint-Robert has a very medieval charm with its old stately homes, its narrow streets and the remains of fortified gates. It was the seat of a Court of Appeals.

Useful information

• Pet Friendly
• Languages ​​spoken: French, English
• Monument classification: Most beautiful villages in France
• Type of monument: Town, village and district
• Visit conditions: Free visit. Guided tour by appointment only

Opening

• From January 01, 2024 to December 31, 2024

Equipment

• Accessible by stroller
• Bar cafeteria tea room
• Coach parking