A warm, friendly and beautiful village which boasts a tower, old houses and a Romanesque church and chapel. St Nicholas’ Church is listed as an Historical Monument and is a veritable fortress which served as a refuge and defence in times of trouble. St Hilaire’s Chapel, surrounded by its graveyard, is twelfth-century and has been renovated by the inhabitants of Trémolat who installed stained glass windows by Paul Becker.

From the bend in the river, a natural viewpoint, the panoramic view is breathtaking; it is a listed beauty spot, described by André Maurois as one of the wonders of the world.

Trémolat has many leisure and sporting activities to offer: rambling and mountain-biking, canoeing, water-skiing, swimming and fishing, archery and miniature golf etc. Not to mention the gourmet delights of local strawberries, mushrooms, walnuts, chestnuts, foie gras, and wine.