Remarkable for its powerful forms, its number of habitats and its age of occupation by man, this site constitutes a setting of rare and wild beauty.
These natural cavities were occupied by the man from prehistoric times and then modified to become a fort and a city from the Middle Ages until the beginning of the Renaissance.

La roque is 20 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Remarkable for its powerful forms, its number of habitats and its age of occupation by man, this site constitutes a setting of rare and wild beauty.
These natural cavities were occupied by the man from prehistoric times and then modified to become a fort and a city from the Middle Ages until the beginning of the Renaissance.

La roque is 20 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Numerous scenes reconstructing the life of our ancestors take you chronologically from prehistoric times, to the Middle Ages until 1966 when a couple of farmers had invested a monolithic house entirely carved in the rock (large collection of objects and tools old, farm animals). The traditional habitat has been restored there, faithful to the habits and local history of Périgord.

This site is located 5 minutes from Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Among the best preserved in the Vézère valley, this exceptional natural site has attracted man from prehistoric times to the present day. At the foot of the cliff, 17,000 years ago, semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers settled. This prehistoric site gave its name to a prehistoric civilization: the Magdalenian.

The village is located 15 minutes from Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Among the best preserved in the Vézère valley, this exceptional natural site has attracted man from prehistoric times to the present day. At the foot of the cliff, 17,000 years ago, semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers settled. This prehistoric site gave its name to a prehistoric civilization: the Magdalenian.

The village is located 15 minutes from Domaine de Bagnegrole.

In the Périgord Noir, at the foot of a cliff facing south, the gilded houses with lauze or brown-tiled roofs were reflected in the waters of the Dordogne where the famous barges loaded with goods passed in the 19th century.

The town is 25 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

10 km south-west of Sarlat, on the banks of the Dordogne, Beynac-et-Cazenac unveils its imposing castle, once besieged by Richard Coeur de Lion, at the foot of which rest the houses with slate roofs and with blond facades.

One of the most beautiful villages in France.

The town is located 15 minutes from Domaine de Bagnegrole.

10 km south-west of Sarlat, on the banks of the Dordogne, Beynac-et-Cazenac unveils its imposing castle, once besieged by Richard Coeur de Lion, at the foot of which rest the houses with slate roofs and with blond facades.

One of the most beautiful villages in France.

The town is located 15 minutes from Domaine de Bagnegrole.

About ten kilometers south of Sarlat, Domme is perched on a vertiginous cliff which allows it to enjoy an exceptional view over the Dordogne valley and the neighboring Most Beautiful Villages of La Roque-Gageac and Beynac- and-Cazenac. This bastide with golden stones successfully combines the architectural, natural and gastronomic heritage of the Périgord Noir.

The village is 40 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Rocamadour is a small village on the edge of a cliff, in the south of central France. It is known for its Religious City, a complex of religious buildings accessible by the Grand Staircase. Among these buildings are the Notre-Dame chapel, with its statue of the Black Madonna, and the Saint-Sauveur basilica, of Romanesque-Gothic architecture. The Monkey Forest, a park where macaques roam free, is located in the northeast. The Rocher des Aigles bird park is located to the west.

This exceptional village is located 1h30 min from Domaine de Bagnegrole, in the Lot department.

Rocamadour is a small village on the edge of a cliff, in the south of central France. It is known for its Religious City, a complex of religious buildings accessible by the Grand Staircase. Among these buildings are the Notre-Dame chapel, with its statue of the Black Madonna, and the Saint-Sauveur basilica, of Romanesque-Gothic architecture. The Monkey Forest, a park where macaques roam free, is located in the northeast. The Rocher des Aigles bird park is located to the west.

This exceptional village is located 1h30 min from Domaine de Bagnegrole, in the Lot department.