The most iconic part of Dordogne, Périgord Noir is home to medieval villages, dramatic river valleys, caves, and castles. This category brings together must-see landmarks and timeless landscapes in one of France’s most picturesque regions.
This article was written by Anya from Stop Going to Paris, a blog focusing on the hidden gems of Europe. Is visiting the Marqueyssac Gardens worth it? The Marqueyssac Gardens are a 22-hectare park in the city of Vezac in the Dordogne region. Romantic and picturesque, the Gardens are today on the list of remarkable …
If you’re looking to visit the beautiful castles in Dordogne you might want to add Château de Puymartin to your list. It might be small but it’s a wonderful example of medieval architecture and with a ghost to boot, you can’t go wrong! We stopped by Château de Puymartin during our visit to Sarlat-La-Caneda towards …
Rainy days in the beautiful Dordogne region don’t have to damper your plans. While sunshine may be ideal, there are still plenty of enjoyable activities to choose from when the weather takes a turn. Whether you’re a history buff, art enthusiast, or simply seeking indoor adventure, Dordogne offers plenty of things to do. Get ready …
Christmas markets are a delightful aspect of the holiday season, filled with twinkling lights, festive decorations, and a sense of community. One particular region that boasts charming Christmas markets is Dordogne, located in southwestern France. With its picturesque towns and villages, the Dordogne Valley transforms into a winter wonderland during Christmas time. Most villages hold …
The Dordogne region in Southwest France is packed during the Summer months. Winter may not be the most popular time to visit Dordogne Valley, but it can be a magical experience for those who choose to brave the cold season. The region is known for its picturesque landscapes and charming villages; there are still plenty …
This is a guest post from Linda, who blogs at Hiking The Alps. Along the Vézère River, from its confluence with the Dordogne to the village of Montignac, stretches the picturesque Vezere Valley. It hosts an incredible 147 prehistoric sites, including 25 elaborate caves and 14 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and is also known as …
This is a guest post from Michelle, who blogs at Fifty & Fab. We have just returned from one of the best holidays ever, well, post-empty nest anyway! Two weeks driving through France in our soft top car, just the two of us. The weather was mostly kind, and we loved the quiet roads, the …
Step back in time as you venture into the heart of the Dordogne Valley prehistoric caves, home to some of the world’s most well-preserved examples of Paleolithic art. Offering a glimpse into their daily rituals, beliefs, and the creatures that once roamed these lands. La Grotte de Lascaux Now the most famous caves in Dordogne, in …
Hot Air Balloon Ride: Soar Above the Dordogne Have you ever imagined floating amidst the clouds, feeling the gentle breeze on your face, and taking in breathtaking panoramic views? If so, then a hot air balloon in Dordogne Valley, France, is an adventure you must embark upon. With its picturesque landscapes and historical charm, Dordogne …
Treetop Adventure: Conquer the Dordogne Forest As you navigate Accrobranche or tree-climbing courses in Dordogne, suspended high above the forest floor, feel a sense of exhilaration and accomplishment, conquering challenges and obstacles while in complete safety. From soaring through the air on ziplines to testing your balancing skills on rope bridges, each step will bring …
