
Brantôme & the Dronne
Nicknamed the "Venice of Périgord". 8th-century Benedictine abbey, gardens, troglodyte caves. Market every Friday morning.
Brantôme and its troglodyte caves ~10 min away, Périgueux ~25 min, the Lascaux caves ~50 min, Sarlat and the Dordogne valley ~1h15. In a week, you won't have seen it all.
On your doorstep
~10 min
Brantôme
Venice of Périgord, abbey, troglodyte caves.
~25 min
Périgueux
Saint-Front Cathedral, medieval town.
~50 min
Lascaux IV
International Centre for Cave Art.
~1h15
Sarlat
Medieval town, Dordogne valley.
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Nicknamed the "Venice of Périgord". 8th-century Benedictine abbey, gardens, troglodyte caves. Market every Friday morning.

Your village at the heart of the Périgord-Limousin Regional Natural Park. Romanesque church, marked trails from the campsite, 180,000 ha of forests, ponds and meadows to explore.

Two adjoining buildings: a 13th-century medieval fortress and a 16th-century Renaissance palace. Exceptional furniture, panoramic view over the Dronne.

One of the finest Renaissance castles in the Périgord. Built in the early 16th century by Mondot de la Marthonie. Carvings, ornate dormer windows.

Natural cavity with exceptional concretions and prehistoric paintings (animations, Magdalenian scene). Family-friendly guided tour.

Canoe trips starting from Brantôme, several routes depending on your time. Electric-boat river cruises are also available on the Dronne.
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Capital of the Périgord. Saint-Front Cathedral (UNESCO), medieval centre, Gallo-Roman remains, Vesunna museum. Gourmet markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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International Centre for Cave Art. Exact replica of the world's most famous decorated cave. Booking recommended in high season.
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Exceptionally preserved medieval town. Saturday-morning market (foie gras, truffles, walnuts). Over a kilometre of pedestrian streets.
A week in the Périgord isn't enough. Set up camp at Plessac and explore at your own pace.