This is an old review that I have repurposed from my lifestyle blog. We visited and took these photos in July 2019. Restaurant L’Ecole in Vendoire is located in a charming old house and garden, which was a school for girls in the Jules Ferry era. The setting is absolutely stunning, with shaded seating on …
If you’re looking for an adventure in the heart of nature, you might want to check out Des Tourbieres de Vendoire. Also known as The Boglands of Vendoire, and despite its unappealing name, this place is a real gem. Located at the foot of the Lizonne Valley, it boasts a variety of peat bogs. They …
Welcome to Périgord Blanc, a lesser-known treasure in the heart of southwestern France. While the Dordogne region is often associated with its renowned castles, bustling towns, and the prehistoric wonders of Périgord Noir, the white Périgord offers its own quietly enchanting appeal. This area is characterised by creamy limestone buildings, fertile plains, and a laid-back charm that encourages visitors to slow down …
Enjoy the hustle and bustle of Verteillac Nestled in France’s picturesque Périgord vert region, Verteillac has lively shops and bars, a sprawling campsite and a swimming pool. Take time to explore the local library, or let the kids run wild in the playground. History of Verteillac Verteillac’s history isn’t well known. Buildings and other clues suggest it …
Ribérac, on the edge of the Perigord Vert, is the captivating capital of the canton on the banks of the Dronne. It has been around since the 11th century. It was founded by the renowned Périgourdin troubadour Arnaud Daniel. This charming small town has an economy driven by agriculture. It is now also a top spot …
There are so many villages and towns to visit in Dordogne, and you can’t go wrong with any of them in the region. These are a few of the best villages and towns in Dordogne, just to get you started. Brantome Brantome, the idyllic village dubbed the “Venice of the Perigord” located in the Perigord …
Nestled in the heart of the Dordogne department, Périgord Noir offers a rich blend of history, nature, and timeless charm. Known for its incredible landscape, the region is famed for its dark trees, thick woodlands, and stone villages that seem unchanged since the Middle Ages. Whether you’re passionate about prehistoric sites, medieval castles, or simply seeking breathtaking views, Périgord Noir has something …
If you dream of escaping to the French countryside, you might want to add Perigord Vert to your travel list. A hidden gem in the southwest of France, this region boasts a stunning landscape, fascinating historical sites, and mouthwatering cuisine. Whether you’re nature lovers, history buffs, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Perigord Vert has …
Nestled in the heart of the Dordogne Valley, Château des Milandes is a Renaissance château rich in history, architectural beauty, and cultural significance. This enchanting manor house was once the home of Josephine Baker, the famed entertainer, civil rights activist, and member of the French Resistance. With its stunning French gardens, intricate carvings, and fascinating …
From Castles to Canoes: The Best Outdoor Activities in Beynac-et-Cazenac Beynac-et-Cazenac is a charming little town located 10km from Sarlat-la-Canéda. It is renowned for its stunning castles and picturesque landscapes, but there is much more to this town than meets the eye. It is surrounded by beautiful countryside, there are plenty of Outdoor Activities in …
