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Set high in the Périgord Noir (Black Perigord), and close to Sarlat lays a 10 hectare verdant oasis: the magnificent French style gardens of Eyrignac. In this space where time has stood still, come and witness the spectacle of nature. See the 300 sculpted plants superbly hand clipped by gardeners in the tradition of times gone by, fountains, reflective waters, the play of light and shade and the flower beds. This architectural treasure has been inhabited by the same family for 500 years. They claim amongst their ancestors the illustrious author of the monologue ""Fier comme Artaban"" (As proud as a Peacock).

 Discovered in 1905, by the scientist and speleologist, Armand Viré. The cave can be visited since 1906. Discovered in 1905 by the scientist and bio-speleologist Armand VIRÉ. The cave can be visited since 1906. From 1961, access is by small electric train (free). The latter climbs 400 meters underground to bring you to the heart of the hill. In the event of a problem beyond our control, access can be done on foot, the visit will remain unchanged. Then the visit is done on foot with a guide. Right from the start with the Salle du Chaos (where many concerts take place during the season), you will discover the marvelous world of the center of the Earth. For an hour and a quarter will follow one another, more than 150 million years of history, magical worlds and legendary animals. Your visit will end in the Hall of Wonders, where fireflies invade the silence. The landscaped network that you are going to visit extends over more than 1.5 km, but the journey continues for more than four kilometres. Located 9 kilometers from Rocamadour, bring closed shoes and your cameras (photos tolerated without flash) to come and discover the longest visitable path of the Causses du Quercy, classified as World Heritage by UNESCO.

Deux grottes sont visitables, une première ou l'on parle de la formation des volumes et de la formation des concrétions et, une deuxième grotte ou l'on découvre les motifs préhistoriques, traces abstraites simples et complexes et figures vieilles de 30 000 années. Photos et films possibles dans la grotte minèrale et interdits dans la grotte préhistorique. Animaux interdits

Canoe Dordogne: the best canoe rental to discover the valley of the castles! 🚣‍♂️ Are you in Périgord Noir and wondering where to rent a canoe in Dordogne? Look no further! Canoe Dordogne near La Roque Gageac offers you the best canoe trip on the Dordogne, in the heart of an exceptional landscape between preserved nature and historical heritage. Located just 8 km from Sarlat, our canoe rental base is the ideal starting point for an unforgettable trip on the Dordogne to discover villages such as La Roque Gageac, Beynac, Castelnaud or Domme. Why choose Canoe Dordogne for your canoe trip? 🌿 A unique natural setting: the Dordogne river is classified as a UNESCO biosphere reserve, guaranteeing protected nature and clean water for swimming. 🏰 An exceptional heritage: discover the Most Beautiful Villages of France such as Beynac, Domme, La Roque-Gageac and Castelnaud, as well as their castles perched on the cliffs. 🚣‍♂️ An activity accessible to all: our canoe and kayak routes are easy and suitable for beginners, perfect for an outing with family, friends or as a couple. 💰 The best prices guaranteed: Canoe Dordogne offers the cheapest canoe rental in the valley for an adventure accessible to all and thus discover the most beautiful villages in France.   Discover La Roque Gageac with Canoe Dordogne: choose your ideal route! With Canoe Dordogne, enjoy flexible canoe rental with several routes suitable for all levels: 🛶 Discovery walk (2h30 - 12 km) : Vitrac → La Roque Gageac → Castelnaud The ideal route for families with small children (5 to 7 years old) and beginners! This canoe trip takes you through the emblematic landscapes of the Valley of the Castles, with several swimming spots and shaded beaches to take a break. 🏰 Panoramic descent (3h - 16 km) :Vitrac → La Roque Gageac → Beynac A complete immersion in the heart of the Périgord Noir, with a breathtaking view of the castles of Beynac and Castelnaud. A perfect route for nature and heritage lovers and families with children. ⛺ Multi-day adventure : from 25 to 120 km For a unique experience, go on a multi-day canoe expedition with bivouac on the banks of the Dordogne! All our Canoe Dordogne courses are safe and accessible. No difficulty, no rapids, just a peaceful stroll along the water.   Our services included – No hidden costs! 🎒 Equipment provided : canoe or kayak, paddles, life jackets. 🚐 Free return shuttle : to take you back to your vehicle after the descent. 🏕️ Comfortable base in Vitrac : free parking, picnic area, toilets and beach. 🐶 Dogs are accepted on board at no extra charge!   Imagine your descent in a Dordogne Canoe… ✨ A majestic castle appears on your left… Take the time to admire it while paddling quietly. Here, no rapids, the Dordogne is a calm and accessible river. 🦢 A little further on, a heron watches you from a pebble beach. Take the opportunity to take a break and admire nature. 🌞 A shaded beach awaits you: it's the perfect time for a swimming and picnic break, or simply to enjoy the sun. 🌉 The last bridge appears in the distance… Your adventure is coming to an end. A little tired but amazed, you return to your vehicle or board our return shuttle to continue your discovery of the Périgord Noir.   Book your descent now with Canoe Dordogne! 📅 Quick booking online or by phone. 💳 Secure payment and prices without surprises. 📍 Departure from our canoe rental base in Vitrac . Don't miss the opportunity to discover the Dordogne differently , between nature, history and swimming ! 🚣‍♂️✨ 👉 Book your trip now with Canoe Dordogne and enjoy a unique experience on the water!

 L'équipe des jardins met tout en oeuvre pour vous accueillir dans les meilleures conditions et a mis en place les mesures sanitaires requises. Le lieu se compose d'une succession de jardins pédagogiques, ludiques et interactifs aménagés dans un arboretum panoramique de 2 hectares. Situés à l'emplacement de l'ancien château fort au sommet d'un village classé parmi les « plus beaux villages de France », ils offrent une vue unique sur la confluence Dordogne-Vézère (paysages 360°). A l'origine, le Docteur Linarès en 1902, revenu à Limeuil après avoir passé sa carrière auprès du Sultan du Maroc, créé un parc à l'anglaise cosmopolite avec une demeure aux créneaux mauresques. Depuis 2004, l'Assocation Au fil du Temps le restaure et y installe de nouveaux jardins pédagogiques, ludiques et interactifs avec des sentiers d'interprétation thématiques. Vous pourrez au fil de votre visite y découvrir des jardins thématiques reflets de l'histoire de Limeuil, de l'imaginaire autour des jardins et du monde du végétal. La succession d'ambiances et la beauté des paysages alentours font de ce jardin un lieu privilégié de détente et de contemplation. Venez découvrir à votre rythme les jardins aux multiples facettes, les parcours de découverte, les panoramas variés qui s'ouvrent à vous. Ici, tout vous invite à profiter des lieux tranquillement, à apprendre tout en s'amusant et à partager de bons moments avec vos amis, vos enfants, vos petits-enfants … Animations & événements , compris dans le tarif : Visite libre avec les informations sur les jardins thématiques, parcours de découverte & sentiers d'interprétation Escape Game Garden Jeux au jardin tous les jours. Concours photo. Rendez-vous aux Jardins le 1er Week-end de Juin Journées du Patrimoine en Septembre Chasse aux œufs pour Pâques Troc aux Plantes au printemps et à l'automne Halloween fin Octobre Retrouvez le calendrier des animations sur notre agenda . HORAIRES D'OUVERTURES : avril : tous les jours sauf le samedi, de 10h à 18h mai : tous les jours de 10h à 18h Juin : tous les jours de 10h à 18h30 Juillet & août : tous les jours de 10h à 20h septembre : tous les jours de 10h à 18h30 octobre & début novembre : tous les jours de 10h à 18h, sauf le samedi.

 The Madeleine Grand Site, an invitation to go back in time ... This exceptional natural site, one of the best preserved in the Vézère Valley, has attracted man from prehistory to the present day. At the cliff's foot, semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers has settled here 17,000. The prehistoric site of the site gave its name to this prehistoric civilization: the Magdalenian. The exhibition traces the great discoveries of the archaeological site: the engraved Mammoth, the burial of the child of the Madeleine, whose know for his adornment, made of more than 1150 pierced shells ... And of course, the masterpiece, the peak of our Cro-Magnon ancestor's art : the Bison "who licks his side". Halfway up, you will discover a medieval troglodyte village. Which has been inhabited between the early Middle Ages and the end of the 19th century. Among the buildings craved in the rock, a remarkable Gothic chapel from the fifteenth century, which appears to be hanging from the cliff. On the upper floor, on the calcareous plateau, you can find the remains of the Petit-Marzac castle, built in the 13th century. Here, you will notice the ingenuity and the know-how of these rural "troglodytes", who knew how to take advantage of their natural environment (stone, wood, water and agricultural lands) to build their refuge. We are wondering today about the use of our resources, coming to draw inspiration from what has been done at the Madeleine can serve as an example for our future. Situated In the heart of the Périgord Noir, the village of the Madeleine welcomes you all year long : family visits, group or guided school tours. Visitors also have a picnic area along with a beautiful view of the valley. What's new, this year?! The creation of a dozen apairies, to preserve bee colonies. Get ready to experience an extraordinary journey, through history, from prehistory (-17,000 years) to the present days, passing by the Middle Ages ... Enjoy your visit !

 Bienvenue à l'Office de Tourisme Sarlat Périgord Noir ! Nous avons le plaisir de vous accueillir dans nos trois bureaux d'information et nous vous renseignons sur les activités, les visites, les manifestations et les hébergements. Retrouvez-nous à Sarlat en plein cœur de la cité médiévale, ainsi que dans les plus beaux villages de France de Beynac et de La Roque-Gageac.

La grotte de Bara-Bahau est une grotte ornée du paléolithique supérieur. Située le long de la vallée de la Vézère sur la commune du Bugue dans le département de la Dordogne en Nouvelle Aquitaine, elle mesure environ 120 mètres. Elle présente un intérêt géologique, notamment par ses concrétions excentriques, et surtout préhistoriques, par les gravures pariétales qu'elle renferme. Elle tient son nom d'une onomatopée de l'occitan local qui signifie « badaboum » en référence à des blocs effondrés visibles dans la première salle. Propriété privée ouverte au public, elle a été classée monument historique en 1961.