Dussac: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Château de Dussac has been protected as a historic monument by a decree dated 6 January 1927. Its main building has steep gables and four projecting corner turrets. The château was probably rebuilt in the 16th century on the site of an earlier castle, using the remains of a first château that had been destroyed during the English and Wars of Religion.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Dussac is choosing accommodation for their stay in the town.

Architectural heritage

The market hall in Dussac is also one of the protected historic buildings. It was placed under protection by a decree dated 4 December 1942.

Culture

The wider region around Dussac is home to several historic destinations: Château de Hautefort is a château, while Abbaye de Dalon is a historic site, as are Abbaye Notre-Dame de Dalon and Abbaye de la Peyrouse.

Regional production

The AOP Pomme Golden du Limousin producer network includes EARL Vergers de La Robertie in La Robertie, Dussac.

Trails and waterways

The Boucle de Foucauld is a hiking trail starting in Dussac and forming an 11-kilometre circular route.

On the Loue, there is a 5-kilometre canoeing route between Dussac and Excideuil. It is classified as whitewater grade II–III.

Other places: Carlucet, Calviac-En-Périgord, Festalemps, Saint-Martin-De-Gurson, Saint-Aubin-De-Nabirat, Mauzac-Et-Grand-Castang, Saint-Victor, Montagrier.

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