Trémolat

10 kilometers long and 200 meters wide, Trémolat is one of the peculiarities of this charming town. The road that follows the cliff offers a breathtaking view of the valley and the loop formed by the Dordogne.

While strolling in the village, you will be able to appreciate the beauty of the church Saint-Hilaire of XII^e century. Listed as a Historical Monument, this Romanesque building presents a vault of Gothic style choir rebuilt in the 15th century. It was decommissioned in the early nineteenth century, when St. Nicholas Church became the parish church of Trémolat. The latter, also built in the twelfth century, is classified as an historic monument. It includes a bell tower and an 18th-century altar classified as an object.

Trémolat has a nautical basin attracting many visitors each year. It is particularly possible to practice on the town canoeing, diving or water skiing.

• A weekly market is held every Tuesday morning in July and August.
• Every first weekend of April, the town celebrates Easter.
• In May, discover the orchids to enjoy the local flora.
• In the summer season, the town offers gourmet markets with local producers.
• In August, place to the concerts of the islet.
• In the program of the festival of the station, in August, a festive meal, a petanque contest or many animations.
• A flea market is proposed every year around August 15th.
• A Christmas market is organized at the end of the year.

• The climbs paunatoises Paunat in early May.
• The market for potters in Limeuil.
• Every Monday in winter, the truffle market in St. Alvère.