What to do in Dordogne?

The Dordogne is known for its 1001 castles, the Lascaux cave and the town of Sarlat. Your first stays will be devoted to unmissable visits: the gardens of Marqueyssac, the Château de Castelnaud or the town of Bergerac, but you will inevitably come back! If you love our region, it is also for its gastronomy, its picturesque villages and its unusual places.

The Lascaux cave

Discover the Lascaux cave

Lascaux

Organize your visit to Lascaux: timetables and prices

Castles

Commarque Castle

Les Eyzies, the medieval castle par excellence!
Very close to the prehistoric caves of Les Eyzies, don't miss the activities offered by the castle in the summer.

The castles of Périgord Noir

The Middle Ages in Dordogne and Périgord Noir

Meet the castles of Périgord

Apart from castles, what is there in Dordogne?

The chasms of Dordogne

Troglodyte sites of Périgord

The Dordogne, a land of culinary tradition

Hiking in Dordogne and Périgord Noir

Discover artistic crafts in the Dordogne

Festivals

Gastronomy in Périgord, a delight!

Périgord strawberries, the IGP designation that will delight your taste buds

The Périgord walnut, the other nugget of Périgord

Dordogne caviar: black gold in Périgord!

Bergerac wines

Weekly markets

Restaurants

The little secrets of Périgord are here…

And when we asked the question to the team at the tourist office, this is what they answered:

Manoeuvre ice cream in Saint-Léon sur Vézère

The water gardens of Carsac Aillac

The nautical jousts of Brantôme

Our secrets