Bergerac town

Formerly a city of passage for travelers and merchants, now Bergerac is a city of Art and History that only asks to be discovered. You will be charmed by this exceptional city, its half-timbered houses, its small alleys, its Renaissance-style architecture and its small squares: Place Pélissière and Place de la Myrpe. You will enjoy strolling through the streets of the city center to discover the various museums (the Costi Museum and the Tobacco Museum). During your expedition in the city, you will pass by the statue of Cyrano de Bergerac, the emblematic character of the city.

The surrounding villages

Continue your expedition in the region, by surveying the villages in the vicinity of our guest house in Bergerac. We advise you to discover the medieval city of Limeuil with its three fabulous access gates: the port gate, the Récluzou gate and the Marquisat gate. We also invite you to meet in the village of Issigeac and its famous market, voted the most beautiful market in Aquitaine. Continue your exploration of the region with a visit to the village of Pressignac-Vicq and its charming church.

The Château de Monbazillac

Built between 1550 and 1582, the Château de Monbazillac overlooks the Dordogne valley and the town of Bergerac. This magnificent castle can be visited. On the ground floor, you will find a small living room with 17th century Perigord furniture. The first floor honors artists. And finally, you can visit the cellar, to discover the world of wine.

The Abbey of Saint-Avit Sénieur

We promise you a great experience by visiting the village of Saint-Avit-Sénieur. You will discover its fabulous abbey church classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can roam the village freely or attend a guided tour of the village and the castle.

The cloister of Cadouin

Between Sarlat and Bergerac, in the heart of the Bessède forest, discover this masterpiece of Gothic art "the Cloître de Cadouin". This building was founded in 1115, nearly 10 centuries of history are represented. The site is known to be a location for many movies and TV movies.

The Gallo-Roman villa of Montcaret

For a trip back in time, visit the archaeological site of Montcaret. The Gallo-Roman villa of Montcaret is classified as a historical monument, you will find mosaics, large reception rooms and private thermal baths. During your visit, you will discover vestiges from the 1st, 4th and 6th centuries.

The Bastides of Bergerac

The Pays de Bergerac has many treasures to discover. Among the wonders of the region, discover the bastides: Bastide d'Eymet, Bastide de Lalinde, Bastide de Molières, Bastide de Monestier, etc. The best known is the Bastide de Monpazier, it has remained practically intact since its foundation in 1284.