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La Chapelle Saint-Martin
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NieulFrance

2620 Reviews

an ode to the Limousinfamily-run property85 acres of ancient treesfamily-friendly

Just outside Limoges, there is a peaceful haven where the lush vegetation is at its most beautiful. Time seems to stand still at La Chapelle Saint-Martin, where guests can step back in time and experience what life in the private residence of this 19th century porcelain manufacturer would have been like. Those who are partial to a beautiful landscape will instantly fall in love with the chapel surrounded by 35 hectares of 200 year-old trees. The surrounding countryside is delightful, and the grounds, ponds and old dock are the perfect place for quiet contemplation. While the house and gardens are historic, the inspirational cuisine is refreshingly modern.

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La Chapelle Saint Martin Restaurant

Chef Gilles & Henri Dudognon

1 Michelin Star 2026


Cooking classics

Overlooking the woodland of La Chapelle Saint Martin park, Gilles & Henri Dudognon's gourmet restaurant offers a unique setting. His dishes are both an expression of the terroir and the culinary know-how that's distinct to the region. Even the creative plateware enhances the Limousin produce offered to guests.

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"Happy-Culture" by Gilles Dudognon

In a secluded meadow in our 40-hectare park, 10 colourful little homes stand in a line. Based on a long-term passion for the land, nature, and the fine produce it offers, we have established around ten beehives at La Chapelle Saint Martin, with a view to preserve our park's biodiversity and to contribute to developing its vegetation. Now, almost 500,000 foraging bees set to work every day to produce a sweet, multi-floral honey which has the unique taste of our region. Guided by our beekeeper Laurent and myself, I invite you to share a "happy-culture" moment. Equipped with the appropriate clothing, you will discover how the beehive is organised and the role of the queen; you will see how the colony lives, and learn where the pollen, honey, and wax are stored... The bees are harmless, and if they sense that you are in awe of their work, they will let you observe them for several minutes. Come and enjoy the happy-culture experience, which is both fun and educational!