Villages of Perigord

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ESSENTIALS
VISITS
Jubilé Cave
Market Square
+33 5 53 31 71 00
Open Daily from
February Holidays to
1st November and
during Christmas
Holidays.
Entry Fee:
8,50€ to 6,50€
Knights Templar
Prison
Porte des Tours
+33 5 53 31 71 00
By appointment only
Entry Free: 7€ to 5€
Charles Duret's
shop
Maison de la Monnaie
du Roy
Place de la Rode
+33 5 53 29 17 06
HOTELS-RESTAURANTS
L’Esplanade
2, rue Pontcarral
+33 5 53 28 31 41
Average price“à la
carte”menu: 45€
Rooms: 82€-134€
(low season),
93€-155€ (high
season)
Le Chalet
Le Bras
+33 53 29 32 73
“Snack-brasserie” menu
May to September
Bed&Breakfast
“La Barde”
Montfort
24200 Vitrac
+33 5 53 28 24 34
Bed&Breakfast from 85€
(100€ high season)
EVENT
WeeklyMarket
Every Thursday
morning, Domme
Pays de Domme Tourist Office
Place de la Halle
+33 5 53 31 71 00
TownHall (mairie)
5, place de la Halle
+33 5 53 28 61 00
For further
information
FURTHER AFIELD...
CARSAC-AILLAC (10 km)
Situated at the
confluence of the
Enéa stream and the
Dordogne river, the old
village of Carsac, with its
church, stone mills and
riverboats down below,
fully meets expectations
of the traditional image
of Black Périgord.
Worth seeing: the water
gardens at Saint-Rome.
FLORIMONT-
GAUMIER (20 km)
Center of the Dome
wine revival since 1990,
the village combines
beautiful heritage
architecture and wine
tourism. A lookout tower
overlooks the Moncalou
winery and the walking
trails through the
vineyards.
CÉNAC-
ET-SAINT-JULIEN (3 km)
Situated at the foot of
Domme’s cliff, on the left
bank of the Dordogne,
discover an XIth century
five-windowed apse
in the Priory, and an
imposing plane tree
known as “Thermidor”
planted around 1750 in
the grounds of Thouron
castle.
EYMET
Founded in 1270, the bastide town of Eymet marks the southern entry
to the Périgord region. It is a popular location with the British,whose
expatriates are numerous in the town.Heritage buildings and summer
festivities make Eymet a popular tourist spot.
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