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The major city of Bordeaux lies 120 miles to the southwest of Saint-Pardoux.

Consider spending a little time in Chaptelat. It's only 11 miles south of Saint-Pardoux. Start off at Limoges Cathedral or Church of St-Michel-des-Lions. And also stop at Musee National Adrien Dubouche.

If you're looking for an outdoor activity, put on some comfortable shoes and head out to Plateau de Millevaches. It's some 30 miles away from Saint-Pardoux.

See how passionate the local fans are about sports by attending a game at Benevent Stadium in Benevent L Abbaye. It's 17 miles to the east of Saint-Pardoux. After the game, join the friendly locals in one of the nearby bars.

Church of Bessines sur Gartempe and Rene Bauberot Museum - Chateauponsac are in Friaudour, a close by locality 0.9 miles away. Why don't you go have a look? Bonnac-la-Côte is another worthwhile option. It's around 9 miles away, and is home to Eglise Saint-Antoine and Golf de la Porcelaine.

Beaune-les-Mines is about 10 miles to the south of Saint-Pardoux. This regional hub offers a whole lot of tourist attractions, such as Champ de Juillet Park, Church of St-Pierre-du-Queyroix and Porcelaine Golf. Musée de la Résistance and Église St-Pierre du Queyroix are a couple more options that await you here.

Trying new foods is about more than just satisfying appetites. It's a glimpse into people's lives and culture.

Nothing tastes better than local ingredients. You'll soon discover that lamb and mushrooms are often used here.

Dine like the local residents do by tasting boudin noir aux châtaignes (black pudding with chestnuts) and fondu creusois (camembert fondue with potatoes).

Learning the local language is the best way to bridge the cultural divide, so make the effort to practice some useful French expressions and greetings before you depart. Santé ! À votre santé ! translates to cheers/good health. There's also Comment est-ce que vous vous appelez , which is how you say what's your name.

You will be pleased to learn that the 14th of July is Bastille Day, a day of celebration for the entire nation.

When it's time to depart, say an emotional "À plus tard" to Saint-Pardoux, and be confident that all the euros you spent are nothing compared to the times you had.

When it's time to head to the airport, you should know that Limoges International Airport is roughly 14 miles to the south.

Accommodation in Saint-Pardoux

We suggest that you make reservations for a hotel or apartment in advance, as Expedia's Saint-Pardoux hotels page currently doesn't have a big range of lodgings.

Some of the accommodation options that might tick your boxes in and around Saint-Pardoux are the Inter-Hotel de France and Hôtel Bellevue.