The Boucle de Marsaneix begins in Marsaneix and is signposted as a circular hiking trail. Anyone wishing to discover Marsaneix and rent a holiday apartment will find information about the village on this page.
Culture
The Martel stele commemorates nine Maquis fighters who died for France on 18 July 1944. It was inaugurated on 22 July 1945. A resistance memorial stands in the hamlet of Martel in the municipality of Marsaneix. The Church of Saint Gilles dates from the late 19th or early 20th century.
Nature and Surroundings
In the wider area around Marsaneix are the Château de Borie-Petit and the Château de la Gaubertie. Also located in this wider regional area are the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Chancelade, a monastery, the prehistoric site of Abris de Laugerie-Basse, the troglodytic village of La Madeleine, the Grotte de Font-de-Gaume, the Grotte des Combarelles, and Parc de Fayolle.
Cuisine
The Ferme de Puygauthier raises ducks for fattening and produces foie gras, magrets, confit, and other specialities. By prior reservation, the Ferme de Puygauthier offers a guided tour during which visitors can learn about the farm's skills and expertise.
At the Ferme de Puygauthier, the “Apéros à la ferme” offer immersive and festive experiences featuring encounters with local farmers. The “Apéros à la ferme” event at the Ferme de Puygauthier is scheduled for Thursdays in July and August.
