About Bugeat

Bugeat is a commune of Corrèze, in New Aquitaine, France.
Historically, the municipality has thrived on agriculture and the exploitation of its wooded parcels and has made a reputation in the development of granite construction. Mecca of the Resistance during the Second War, Bugeat, which now has about 1,000 inhabitants, has since the last quarter of the twentieth century become a capital of green tourism, highlighting its environment and offering visitors a range of cultural leisure.


Café de la Place is both the watering hole and the center of just about everything Bugeat.
Lots of open backroads beckon bicyclists to explore.
The moon rises during the purple light around sundown over Lake Viam near Bugeat.
Bugeat has a parade during the week of the summer fete.
Kim Chi is one of the resident cats at the cafe.
They like their fireworks in central France.
The 15th century church is another focal point in Bugeat.
Plenty of colorful sunsets around Bugeat.

This satellite view shows where my house is in relation to other points of interest around Bugeat.

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