Village Correze region in New Aquitaine, Masseret takes place about fifty kilometers from Tulle, the limit of the department of Haute-Vienne. It is located near Salon-la-Tour, Meilhards and Uzerche.
Of ancient origin, the common Masseret was already known to the Gallic period for its gold mine whose operation stopped during the Roman conquest. Shooting important passage, she has seen many invasions over the centuries, with the presence of the Visigoths, Arabs, Normans or the English during the Hundred Years War. She began to develop between the eleventh and the twelfth century, with the construction of his castle-and gradually forged the face it has today.
In the heart of a popular tourist area, the village of Masseret continues to attract visitors to its geographical location as well as by its rich architectural and historical heritage.
