Château de Turenne

This ruined medieval castle served as the fief of the Viscountcy of Turenne until 1738. Its historical significance dates back to the 7th century, during which it played a role in various conflicts between French powers. The site is recognized as a national monument and a listed landmark.

Remaining structures include the ramparts and two prominent towers: the Tour de César and the Tour du Trésor. A hanging garden is located on the grounds, providing a space for philosophical walks. The site houses exhibitions dedicated to the Vicomtes of Turenne—the former ruling lords of the region—and a collection of ancient coins.

Guided tours and sensory workshops are available on-site. Seasonal programming features events such as the Musicales de Turenne and Dîners dans le Ciel.