To discover

The treasures of the Dordogne

Welcome to our cottage located in the magnificent Dordogne region. We're delighted to share our passion for the Périgord Noir with travelers and provide them with the best tourist advice. The medieval town of Sarlat, the Dordogne Valley, the castles, and the Lascaux caves are just a few of the exceptional sites you can discover during your stay. If you're planning a longer stay, be sure to visit the Gouffre de Padirac and the village of Rocamadour, two must-see attractions in the region.

Dordogne Valley and Vézère Valley

The Dordogne is a region rich in history and culture, and this B&B is the perfect place to discover all that this region has to offer. The property is located in the countryside close to the Dordogne Valley and the Vézére Valley, a region rich in beautiful landscapes, pretty villages, castles and incredible caves. As a native of Archignac, I am very familiar with the region and will be happy to give you tourist advice to help you plan your stay. Whether you want to explore the picturesque villages of the region, admire the historic architecture or taste the delicious local cuisine, I am here to guide you.

The medieval town of Sarlat

The town of Sarlat, located about 20 minutes from the cottage, is one of the most beautiful medieval towns in France. The town is famous for its historic golden stone buildings, narrow streets, and numerous cafes and restaurants. We recommend visiting the local market, held every Saturday, to discover the region's culinary specialties.

The Castles of the Dordogne

The Dordogne region is famous for its exceptional castles, and our guest house is ideally located to explore some of the best. Some must-see castles include Chateau de Beynac, Chateau de Castelnaud and Chateau de Milandes, where you can learn about the region's fascinating history.

The Lascaux Caves and the Vézère Valley

The Vézère Valley is famous for its prehistoric caves, notably the famous Grottes de Lascaux. We recommend visiting the caves to see the fascinating prehistoric paintings, which date back over 17,000 years. You can also visit the National Museum of Prehistory located in the village of Les Eyzies to learn more about the prehistory of the region. The village of Les Eyzies is considered the world capital of prehistory.

For further

If you intend to stay longer in the region, be sure to visit the Gouffre de Padirac and Rocamadour, two must-see sites in the region. The Gouffre de Padirac is an impressive cave, with an underground lake and spectacular rock formations. Rocamadour is a medieval village built into the side of a cliff, with narrow streets, stone houses and historic churches. Both of these sites are about an hour's drive from our guest house and are definitely worth a visit for a longer stay in the area.