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dogne Lot & Gar
Dor
At a glance
Language: French
D o r d o g n e
Currency: Euro
Time difference: GMT +1 (+2 in Summer)
Good buys: Pâté de foie gras, truffles, wines, Armagnac
L o t &
Garonne
Medieval towns worth visiting include Domme, Belves,
Monpazier and Sarlat, the capital of Périgord, with its winding,
cobbled streets and unusual stone rooftops. Just a short drive
Lot-et-Garonne and the Dordogne, in South-
away from Les Eyzies, halfway up a cliff face, you’ll discover the
West France, form one of the most beautiful
Grand Roc cave, which boasts some amazing stalactites and
and unspoilt parts of the country. In fact, apart
stalagmites as well as prehistoric paintings. Most of our sites
from Paris, the Dordogne region is said to have
are situated in the countryside between the Lot and Dordogne
the most number of historic sites in France.
valleys, where you’ll be surrounded by grassy meadows,
Rural architecture comes in the form of ancient
bubbling streams, hidden caves and delightful villages. So, if
houses, barns, pigeonniers and churches, and, as
you’re yearning for the opportunity to relax and unwind in
you’d expect, there are châteaux aplenty, such
rustic tranquillity with plenty of historical places to explore, this
as Château de Bonaguil, the last medieval castle
region could be perfect for you.
built in France, and Château de Monbazillac, five
minutes from the pretty town of Bergerac.
Dordogne
D01 Bel Ombrage 70 Lot
D02 Moulin du Roch 70 D09 Moulin du Périé 75
D03 La Forêt 71 D05 Le Ch’timi 75
D08 Domaine de La Barbanne 71 Garonne
D10 St Avit Loisirs 72 D16 Moulin de Campech 76
D13 La Châtaigneraie 72 D18 Lac des Trois Vallées 76
D24 Domaine du Cro Magnon 73 D19 Camp de Florence 77
D25 Camping Les Pins 74
Call the travel service on 01342 316101
(calls may be recorded)
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