Discover the Dordogne and Périgord

The Périgord Pourpre, and more broadly the Dordogne, have a lot to offer you. Whether for visits in the great outdoors, family activities, surprising discoveries or visits to historical monuments, the region is full of must-see addresses.

We will meet you at reception where you will find tourist documentation, maps, but also good advice . From our unusual accommodation in the heart of the Dordogne, you can go on foot, by bike or by car to discover this entire fabulous region .

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Chasms and Caves

The Périgord region is famous for its numerous caves and chasms, offering spectacular natural wonders to discover. There are many fascinating caves to explore, such as the Grottes de Maxange or the Grottes de Villars, where you can admire stalactites and stalagmites, underground waterfalls and lakes underground. The Gouffre de Proumeyssac offers a unique experience, with elevator descents to reach the depths of the earth and discover incredible rock formations. An unforgettable adventure for all lovers of nature and discovery.

Bastides and medieval towns

The region is rich in bastides and medieval towns, witnesses of fascinating history. Among them, Monpazier, Beaumont, Issigeac and Limeuil are gems that you absolutely must discover. These fortified villages offer cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, Romanesque churches and lively squares, as well as colorful markets. A walk through these medieval cities is a real journey back in time.

Castles and Abbeys

The Périgord Pourpre is also known for its historic castles and abbeys. Sites such as Lanquais, Monbazillac, Biron, Saint Avit Sénieur and Cadouin offer visitors impressive views, lush gardens and ornate interiors. These castles and abbeys are one of a kind and constitute an important part of the region's heritage.

Bergerac and the Vineyards

Bergerac is a charming town located in the heart of the vineyards of Périgord. Local wines, such as Monbazillac and Pécharmant, are renowned for their exceptional quality and unique taste. Visitors can enjoy wine tastings, cellar tours and vineyards, as well as restaurants offering local dishes accompanied by the best vintages of the region.

Prehistoric sites

Périgord is famous for its prehistoric sites, with the famous Lascaux Caves at the top of the list, where cave paintings dating back over 17,000 years have been discoveries. Les Eyzies, known as the “Capital of Prehistory”, offers a multitude of sites and museums dedicated to the history of humanity, such as the Grotte de Font-de-Gaume or the National Museum of Prehistory.

Sarlat

Sarlat is an exceptional medieval town located in the heart of the Périgord Noir. It is renowned for its architectural beauty, with its cobbled streets, its gilded stone houses and its magnificent cathedral. The town offers craft shops, colorful markets and restaurants offering local specialties. Sarlat is an unmissable destination!

Medieval Castles and Villages

The Périgord Noir is also famous for its castlesand its medieval villages, such as La Roque Gageac, Beynac and Domme. These perched villages offer panoramic views over the Dordogne and have a remarkable historical heritage, with imposing castles and streets lined with stone houses. Visitors can walk around, visit historical sites and enjoy the authentic ambiance.