France’s most beautiful villages in the Corrèze

The medieval town of Beaulieu stands on the right bank of the River Dordogne. Nicknamed the "Limousin Riviera" because of its mild climate.

The medieval turrets and towers of Collonges-la-Rouge define the skyline of this unusual 14th century village.

A medieval village with three castles and three churches, Curemonte was inhabited by the French writer Colette during the Second World War.

This charming medieval village is built on a ridge on the border between the Corrèze and the Dordogne.

Built on a meander of the Auvézère river, this small town was a major centre in the Middle Ages, when it was controlled by the first Viscounts of Limoges.

The hilltop town of Turenne overlooks the countryside in all directions. Atop the hill there remain the ruins of the 13th century medieval Château de Turenne.