You are visiting the Dordogne with your baby? It's awesome !

Of course, you will have remembered to take the baby carrier because the steep cliffs of sites such as Roque Saint-Christophe ou Madeleine are not not really accessible by stroller. And yes, in Prehistory or the Middle Ages, we did not use this means of transport! However, you can't always date all the necessary equipment for little ones during a trip in the Vézère Valley.

The bib? Check!
The lollipop ? Check!
The blanket? Check!
Layers ? Check!
Oh yes, but where will i change it ? In the back of the car, why not, but not very comfortable all the same...neither for him, nor for you.

So here is a non-exhaustive list of places where you will find changing tables to relieve your baby and your back.

At tourist sites

  • At Bugue:
    – Perigord Noir Aquarium
    – Bournat Park
    – The elves’ wood
  • In Les Eyzies:
    – The Roc de Cazelle Caves
    – National Museum of Prehistory
    – Prehistory Interpretation Center
  •  Saint-Félix-de-Reilhac-de-Mortemart:
    – Jacquou Parc
  • Saint-Léon-Sur-Vézère:
    – The Conquil
    – The Prehisto Branche
    – Dinosaur park
  • Thonac:
    – Thot Park
  • Montignac-Lascaux:
    – Lascaux IV

In some restaurants

  • In Les Eyzies:
    - 1862
    – The Glycines bistro
    – The Cro-Magnon
    – The Syana
    – The Centennial Table
    – The Beaux Jours terrace
    –Nosco
    – Hostellerie du Passeur
  • In Audrix:
    – Throughout the seasons
  • In Limeuil:
    – At the Anchor of Salvation
    – Garden Party
    – The Chai
    – The Balconies of Hope
    – The Perdigat
  • In Peyzac-Le-Moustier:
    – Les Délices de la Roque
  • In Thonac:
    – The Princess’s Garden
  • Saint-Avit-de-Vialard:
    -To the Advised
  • Saint-Léon-sur-Vézère:
    – The Auberge du Pont

 

 

 

In public toilets

  • Sergeac: 140 Place des templiers
  • Fanlac: near the info point

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