For conservation reasons, the number of visitors admitted daily to Font-de-Gaume and Les Combarelles is very limited and variable. Only the visit of the Abri de Cap-Blanc can be booked in advance. The Fish Shelter and the prehistoric sites are only open by reservation.

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The caves are 13 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

For conservation reasons, the number of visitors admitted daily to Font-de-Gaume and Les Combarelles is very limited and variable. Only the visit of the Abri de Cap-Blanc can be booked in advance. The Fish Shelter and the prehistoric sites are only open by reservation.

http://www.sites-les-eyzies.fr/

The caves are 13 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Prehistoric cave, listed as a historical monument, containing authentic and very large engravings from the Middle Magdalenian (15,000 BC) Enigmatic signs, including a hand, horses, a bear, a reindeer and aurochs… And in the darkness this wonderful past reappears with its imposing relief.

The cave is located 17 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

In Dordogne Périgord, between Bergerac and Sarlat, the Caves of Maxange, a masterpiece of nature, offer the enchantment of a spectacle of eccentric concretions unique in the world. Maxange is today recognized as one of the most beautiful concretion caves in France. Go down to the center of earth!

The cave is 25 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

In Dordogne Périgord, between Bergerac and Sarlat, the Caves of Maxange, a masterpiece of nature, offer the enchantment of a spectacle of eccentric concretions unique in the world. Maxange is today recognized as one of the most beautiful concretion caves in France. Go down to the center of earth!

The cave is 25 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Vézère Valley in Dordogne is full of prehistoric sites, with no less than 147 sites and 25 decorated caves, including the famous Lascaux cave in Montignac. It is the most visited ornate cave in the world.

The cave is located 40 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Discovered by Jean Maury on April 29, 1924, the Grand Roc cave was fitted out and opened to visitors in 1927. It opens halfway up an impressive cliff overlooking the Vézère valley in Les Eyzies

The cave is located 15 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Discovered by Jean Maury on April 29, 1924, the Grand Roc cave was fitted out and opened to visitors in 1927. It opens halfway up an impressive cliff overlooking the Vézère valley in Les Eyzies

The cave is located 15 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

The Rouffignac cave is an ornate cave located in the heart of Périgord, in the town of Rouffignac-Saint-Cernin-de-Reilhac, between Bergerac and Sarlat, in the Dordogne department. The site houses over 250 engravings as well as line drawings dating from the Upper Paleolithic.

The cave is located 30 minutes from the Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Called the “Crystal Cathedral” for its immense underground vault adorned with a multitude of concretions, the Gouffre de Proumeyssac is transformed this year into a “Cathedral of Lights”.

The chasm is located 15 minutes from Domaine de Bagnegrole.

Called the “Crystal Cathedral” for its immense underground vault adorned with a multitude of concretions, the Gouffre de Proumeyssac is transformed this year into a “Cathedral of Lights”.

The chasm is located 15 minutes from Domaine de Bagnegrole.

“No human being has preceded us in these depths, no one knows where we are going or what we are seeing, nothing so strangely beautiful has ever presented itself to our eyes, together and spontaneously we ask ourselves the same reciprocal question:
“Are we not dreaming?”
Édouard-Alfred Martel – 1889

The chasm is located 1 hour 45 minutes from Domaine de Bagnegrole, in the Lot department.