The Dordogne is a department in southwest France named for its river, a landscape of limestone cliffs, walnut groves and castles with Europe's richest concentration of Palaeolithic cave art around Les Eyzies. See the painted caves of Font-de-Gaume and the engravings of Les Combarelles, visit the National Prehistoric Museum and the rock shelters of Le Moustier and Cro-Magnon, and tour the castles of Commarque and Puymartin.
List of all 21 things to do in Dordogne and where to find them
- National Prehistoric Museum (Musée National de Préhistoire) Website Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Commarque Castle (Chateau de Commarque) Website Tickets and tours on Viator Wikipedia
- Cro-Magnon rock shelter2, chemin de Cro Magnon Wikipedia
- Font-de-Gaume Wikipedia
- Le Moustier Wikipedia
- Les Eyzies Wikipedia
- Les Combarelles Wikipedia
- Abri de la Madeleine Wikipedia
- Château de la Roque Wikipedia
- Château de Commarque Website Wikipedia
- La Ferrassie Wikipedia
- Le Bugue Website Wikipedia
- La Ferrassie 1 Wikipedia
- Abri PataudLe Claud Wikipedia
- Château de Losse Website Wikipedia
- Cabanes du Breuil Wikipedia
- Cap Blanc rock shelter Wikipedia
- Château de Puymartin Website Wikipedia
- Château de Montastruc Website Wikipedia
- Château de Montréal Wikipedia
- Le Grand Périgueux1 boulevard Lakanal - BP 70171, 24019, Périgueux Cedex Website Wikipedia
Official websites and travel guides
- Official Dordogne website: www.dordogne.fr
- Dordogne travel guide: Wikivoyage
- Dordogne on Wikipedia
- All Dordogne tours and activities on Viator
Where To Stay In Dordogne: Interactive Dordogne Hotel Map
Sarlat-la-Caneda is the best base for the castles and markets of the Perigord Noir; Les Eyzies puts you among the caves, and Bergerac has the airport and the wine country. Find hotels on the map below.
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