Château de La Borie, Heritage castle in Solignac, France.

Château de La Borie is a 17th-century building in Solignac, south of Limoges. Its main facade is built of irregular light beige and grey stones, pierced by rectangular windows with white shutters. A round turret with a conical roof stands at the left corner, and two dormer windows project from the steep dark brown tiled roof. A low stone wall, steps and a paved area front the base.

The castle was built in the 17th century as a fortified residence in the Haute-Vienne region. It received protected monument status in 1984, officially recognizing its architectural importance.

The castle operates as a contemporary art venue since 2017, hosting exhibitions that showcase modern artistic work. Artists spend month-long stays here, using the historic setting as a workspace and creative hub.

The property opens mainly during Heritage Days in September, when art exhibitions and gardens are accessible to visitors. It is advisable to check ahead as access outside this period is limited.

Between 2011 and 2013 a seven-hectare "garden of sounds" was laid out on the estate by Louis Dandrel, Pierre Lagedamon, Emma Blanc and Patrick Rimoux, combining landscape design with sound and light engineering. Inaugurated in June 2013, it was at first open to the general public with a seasonal music programme.