The Area
The historic town of Bergerac, set on the
River Dordogne in the centre of the wine
district, has much to offer: museums, markets on
Wednesday and Saturday, good restaurants serving
traditional cuisine, street cafes and interesting shops
within the old town.
Bergerac vieux pont
The medieval Bastide towns of
Beaumont, Castillonnès, Eymet, Issigeac, and
Monpazier with their weekly markets are close by and offer restaurants to suit every
budget and every taste.
There are many exciting caves to visit including the
well-known caves of Lascaux with their prehistoric cave paintings and artefacts.

Cave paintings in Lascaux
The many beautiful Châteaux are worth
a visit,
Château Monbazillac with its famous sweet wine; the
abandoned fairy tale Château Biron; Château
Bridoire; magnificent Château Lanqais and
Josephine Baker´s Château Les Milandes.
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Château
Monbazillac |

La Madeleine |
Hikers will find designated routes. For painters and photographers, there are many picturesque views to capture, like the 12th century chapel of Monbos. You can visit the wine producers to taste and purchase wine.
In the village of Singleyrac (4,5 km) you will find a
small shop for daily shopping in Bouniagues, a little
further away, there is a larger general store and post
office. Extensive shopping can be done in Eymet.
The famous cuisine of the area can be found in the
excellent local restaurants. You can find the major product of
the area - white and red wine - in the various chateaux and small
vineyards.