Villages of Perigord

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TRÉMOLAT
With its magnificent panoramic view, this village summarises
the many charms of the Périgord region.The writer André Maurois
saw in this meander—a loop formed by the Dordogne River—one
of the wonders of the world.
© Philippe Roy
ESSENTIALS
VISITS
Guided Tours
of Sarlat at the
Tourist Office
Walking tours of 1h30
withTour Guide
Tickets:6€
Reduced rate:3.50€
Panoramic Lift
+33 5 53 31 45 42
Tickets:4-5€ according
to season,6-12yrs 1€,
Under 6 yrs free entry
HOTELS-RESTAURANTS
Clos La Boétie
95, avenue de Selves
+33 5 53 29 44 18
Rooms:252€-386€
In Sarlat
16, rue Fénelon
+33 5 53 29 44 90
Rooms:from 92€
per night
Le Renoir
2, rue Abbé-Surgier
+33 5 53 59 35 98
Rooms:82€-172€
Albizia
Prentegarde Nord
+33 5 53 59 10 60
Rooms:45€-70€
Le Présidial
6, rue Landry
+33 5 53 28 92 47
Menus:29-39€
L’Esprit Sarlat
15, rue Gabriel-Tarde
+33 5 53 28 92 50
Menus:19,50€-38,50€
Les Jardins
d’Harmonie
Place André-Malraux
+33 5 53 31 06 69
Menus:27-49€
La Rapière
16, rue Tourny
+33 5 53 59 03 13
Menus:20-27€
EVENTS
Sarlat Fest’Oie
Every year at the
Beginning of March
Town Goose Festival
Place de la Liberté
Truffle Festival
Every year
Weekend Mid-January
Terroir Days
Two days dedicated
to traditional delicacies
of the Black Périgord
Region
First weekend
of May
Sarlat Tourist Office
3, rue Tourny, 24200 Sarlat
+33 5 53 31 45 45
TownHall (mairie)
Place de la Liberté, 24200 Sarlat
+33 5 53 31 53 31
For further
information
Theatre Games
Festival
+33 5 53 31 10 83
18 July-3 August 2016
Cinema Festival
Every year
in November
La Ringueta
Festival celebrating
traditional games
of the past
Pentecost Sunday
FURTHER AFIELD...
LA ROQUE-GAGEAC (9 km)
One of the Most
Beautiful Villages of
France, La Roque-
Gageac stretches along
the Dordogne River at
the foot of an imposing
cliff. The perfect place
for a trip on the river!
BEYNAC-ET-CAZENAC
(11 km)
This village on the
banks of the Dordogne
River is famous for its
spectacular medieval
castle overlooking its
stone roofed, golden
tinted houses.
CASTELNAUD-LA-CHAPELLE
(13 km)
Overlooking the
confluence of the
Dordogne and the
Céou rivers, a striking
village whose sloping
streets lead to one of
the Périgord region’s
most impressive
medieval fortresses.
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