Château de la Jarthe sits on 130 hectares southwest of Périgueux in Coursac, its noble stronghold dating to the 12th century and rebuilt during the 14th and 15th centuries. Originally held by the lords of Périgueux and the du Puy de la Jarthe family, the château features a gallery and two wings encircled by a curtain wall, enriched with a Gothic chapel, wooden medieval walkway, and a Renaissance round staircase tower. The château's prominent pigeon house with eight columns marks its historical prestige. Comprehensively restored between 2020 and 2024, it now welcomes visitors for weddings, seminars, and private receptions year-round amid its expansive grounds.
