Salignac Travel Guide

 balhannah Says:  Well, our last stop in the garden is nice, I wonder what is through the Archway?And so we walk through, and find another two buildings in the same stone. One, is a small Cottage, rather quaint, and the other looks to be a Barn with living Quarter's. On the pamphlet, it says... 

 balhannah Says:  Continuing on after my rest in the Outdoor room, I am now entering where the Artaban Manor and the small Romanesque Chapel is located.The old, double storied house, built in a golden coloured stone, with a white Rose and the entrance, surrounded by stone built wall that was... 

 balhannah Says:  So, we have paid our entrance fee, and paid a visit to the Toilet, so now we are beginning our walk. First, we pass some Horse's Heads sitting on post's by the large oval lawned area, and then head into the Chinese garden and Maze. Nice!.... and some garden seats hidden in... 

 balhannah Says:  These gardens are known as one of the "MOST BEAUTIFUL IN FRANCE."As I enjoy seeing different gardens around the World, and this one looked pretty good on their website, a visit was a must!We went to Salignac, and drove to the Gardens from here. I did take us a little while... 

 balhannah Says:  On my walk around the village, I came across this Castle. Perched high, on a craggy outcrop, overlooking the Village, this 12th century Castle wasn't open to the Public, so I had to be content with viewing from the outside. The Castle de Salignac was an important fortress in...