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Numerous Renaissance façades are concentrated in Lisle’s historic village centre.
Culture and History
Among the notable buildings is Château-Haut, a Renaissance château with two wings arranged at right angles and a projecting corner turret. Château-Haut was built on a completely underground Romanesque hall.
The Église Saint-Martin preserves a chancel termination and a chancel bay dating from the late 12th century; it was fortified in the 14th and 16th centuries.
The market hall of Lisle was built in 1855 to replace an older building.
The royal charter issued by Philippe le Bel in 1309 confirmed a weekly market in Lisle and also established an annual four-day fair.
Remains of Lisle’s former town fortifications have been preserved near Château-Haut.
Also located on the banks of the Dronne is the Moulin du Pont, a mill equipped for producing flour and walnut oil.
Landscape and Water
The centre of Lisle lies in a valley near the Dronne; the river passes west of the village centre.
On its bank is the Plage des bords de Dronne à Lisle, a landscaped riverside beach in Lisle.
The facility includes a children’s playground.
Water sports activities are available at the Plage des bords de Dronne à Lisle.
Geographical Location
The D 78 crosses Lisle in a northerly direction and leads to Bourdeilles and Brantôme.
The D 1 leads from Lisle towards Périgueux.
For the higher-level travel overview: Dordogne.
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