Guide Perigord_version anglaise

ESSENTIALS

VISITS

HOTELS-RESTAURANTS L’Esplanade 2, rue Pontcarral +33 5 53 28 31 41 www.esplanade- perigord.com 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 www.labardemontfort. com Bed&Breakfast from 85€ (100€ high season)

EVENT WeeklyMarket

Jubilé Cave Market Square +33 5 53 31 71 00 Open Daily from February Holidays to 1st November and during Christmas

Every Thursday morning, Domme

Holidays. Entry Fee: 8,50€ to 6,50€

For further information

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 www.charles-duret. com

Pays de Domme Tourist Office Place de la Halle +33 5 53 31 71 00 www.perigordnoir-valleedordogne.com TownHall (mairie)

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.

5, place de la Halle +33 5 53 28 61 00 www.domme.fr

FURTHER AFIELD...

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.

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.

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