Unveil Perigueux's Charm at Bristol Hotel

This small semi-urban hike takes you to discover the ancient Périgueux and one of the seven hills that surround the city thanks to a ferry to cross the river (out of service in winter).

In 1908, a young English student, T E Lawrence, became fascinated with the medieval period. He decided to cycle around France on the trail of Richard the Lionheart. This third stage will take us from Périgueux to Hautefort, passing through the picturesque village of Le Change, gathered around its church. It belonged to the châtellenie of Auberoche. One of the great battles of the Hundred Years' War took place here in 1345. Going up to the chapel by the small road, the remains of the fortress dismantled in the 15th century give a glimpse of its former power. Going up the valley of the Auvézère, Lawrence will go to Forge d'Ans where thousands of cannons were sunk for the Royal Navy. Then on to Tourtoirac and its 11th century abbey. Finally, Lawrence arrives at Hautefort, whose castle was besieged by Richard the Lionheart in 1183.

The Vézelay route is one of the great pilgrimage routes used by a thousand pilgrims each year who come from the north of Europe before entering France and reaching Vézelay, one of the great departures identified for the French routes. Leaving Périgueux, your steps will lead you to Chancelade where you can admire the abbey founded in 1132. You will then arrive at Les Andrivaux, a former Templar commandery, and after the calm of the forest, then the peace of the canal, you will notice the church of Saint Blaise and the miraculous fountain at Annesse and Beaulieu. Then there is Saint Astier and its church. The crypt of the XI th century shelters the tomb of the saint.

The route is located on a greenway from the train station of Périgueux to the abbey. On an old towpath, this greenway also allows you to reach the Saint Front cathedral by turning left. The canal was dug in the 19th century to facilitate navigation which was hindered by mills, at a time when barges were used to transport goods to the Bordeaux region.

Périgueux, capital of the Périgord, is labeled as a flowery city with 4 flowers but also as a City of Art and History. It has 44 monuments classified or registered as Historic Monuments, including the Saint Front cathedral which is also registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Whether you are from Périgueux or just passing through, this greenway, a 15 km long path, is open to pedestrians, cyclists, rollerbladers and wheelchair users and crosses the Périgueux agglomeration from east to west. It offers you a quiet and bucolic walk, without ever leaving the river bank. You will leave from Trélissac, pass the Rhodas dam and then the Mounards dam, you will cross the Franck Grandou space and then after passing the Barnabé footbridge, you will see successively at the foot of the historical centre of Périgueux, the Houses of the Quays, the Cathedral St Front and the Old mill (l'eschif). A little further on, on a towpath, you will see the "maladrerie" which was once used as a shelter for the sick and homeless. Then take the cycle track parallel to the stadium path.

The abbey of Chancelade near Périgueux is the magical setting where this route begins. After passing the last houses, the small roads will lead you through the woods to the Romanesque priory of Merlande, another enchanting place. Then by a road of crest you will join Mensignac on the heights between the two valleys, before going down towards the Dronne, its points of bathe, its mills its rocks of climbing.

The town of Trélissac, long crossed by the departmental road (RN) 21, was identified under the name of Traillissac on the Cassini map of France between 1756 and 1789. In the 19th century, the communal buildings, located in a humid area, needed numerous and costly repairs. Between 1870 and 1874, a new village center was built on the other side of the National Road 21, including the church, the presbytery, the town hall, the school, with their outbuildings and gardens, following a proposal by Alfred Magne and at his own expense. When the work was completed, Alfred Magne became the owner of the old buildings and land on the banks of the river Isle, on which he would later build the Château Magne and its park.

Let's take a walk in the woods among the deciduous and coniferous trees... On the edge of the paths you will notice in the right season: mildews, russules, chanterelles and other boletus. Wild rabbits and hares will accompany you along the route from where you can see part of the historical heritage of Trelissac including the Castle Magne, the Charterhouse of La Mothe and the church of Notre Dame de l'Assomption.

At the gates of Périgueux, accessible by the greenway, the marked paths of Trélissac are called Puyconteau, Caussade, the Fountains, Lauterie in reference to the environment of Trélissac. In a total change of scenery, at the bend in the road you will see a castle here, a fountain there, or even valleys and undergrowth. You will find, at the start of the stadium, the Nordic walking routes on a large reception panel common to the 5 proposed circuits to warm you up and acquire the technique. You can practice freely. If you are initiated and you have your own sticks you can go there freely. These routes are pleasant and slightly hilly, on paths, tracks and country roads. The most courageous hikers will enter the forest of Lanmary where they will see the castle of Caussade, an advanced post protecting the axis Limoges-Périgueux.

Cradle of prehistory, the Dordogne is renowned for its tourist sites, such as the caves of Lascaux. About fifty kilometers away, the Bristol hotel is located near the medieval-Renaissance district of Périgueux, close to its fat markets and the Byzantine-inspired Saint-Front cathedral, a stopover on the way to Saint-Jacques. -de-Compostelle and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With a modern look, the Bristol hotel offers 29 rooms spread over 3 floors, accessible by lift. Quiet, they have a private bathroom, a work desk, a TV and free Wi-Fi. Breakfast is served on sunny days on the terrace overlooking the garden. The private car park, in front of the hotel, allows you to park your vehicle easily. All the conditions are therefore met for a pleasant stay!

The Ibis Budget in Périgueux is located right in the centre, between the medieval-renaissance town and the Gallo-Roman town. Next to the theatre, this hotel opens the doors to the capital of Périgord, renowned for its gastronomy, its many historical monuments and museums. Of modern construction, the hotel offers 49 comfortable rooms with bathroom, television and Wi-Fi connection. Its reception is open 24 hours a day, allowing you to take advantage of the nightlife, restaurants, shows, etc. The hotel, due to its location and capacity, is ideal for hosting groups. The breakfast buffet is all-you-can-eat, and you also have food and drink vending machines at your disposal. Private parking is available for hotel guests.

The originals city hotel Régina awaits you in Périgueux, capital of the Dordogne, a city with 200 years of history. As proof, some forty buildings classified as Historic Monuments or listed as World Heritage by UNESCO, such as the Byzantine-inspired Saint-Front cathedral, a major stopover on the way to Santiago de Compostela. If, like a pilgrim, you don't come to Périgueux on foot, arrive by train: the hotel is located just opposite the SNCF station. In a 3-storey building, this establishment has 41 renovated rooms, including 4 communicating family rooms and 1 room accessible to the disabled. Accessible by a lift, all are equipped with hairdryer, cable and satellite channels and Wi-Fi connection. When you return from a walk in Périgueux, the bar awaits you for a refreshing break.

Ideally located for strolling in the streets of the historic center, visiting the Saint-Front cathedral, strolling along the Isle, discovering the Vesunna district or enjoying its gastronomy, you will be welcome! M. Tardieu Christophe, Hotel manager. Offering 88 air-conditioned rooms, the ibis Périgueux Center hotel welcomes you day and night. It has a bar to share a friendly moment, relaxation areas or privatized areas for your meetings, seminars or groups. In the restaurant or on the terrace, the Chef offers traditional or regional cuisine. WIFI access is offered. Free public parking can be found nearby. In the heart of the city center, along the Isle at the foot of the Cathedral, ideal stopover for walks, market, shopping, culture, visit ...

Welcome to Le Relax, an address combining simplicity and conviviality, at the gates of Périgueux. You will find peace and quiet in the heart of Périgord. Hélène & her team will accompany you throughout your stay. At your disposal: 25 rooms with wifi access, flat screen TV, summer swimming pool ... The rooms are distributed between the main building, and 10 renovated and air-conditioned Patio rooms (next to the swimming pool). Located in a tourist region, you can discover the cultural and historical sites nearby. Come and enjoy the wealth of the Périgord region.

The hotel-restaurant La Beauronne is located in Chancelade, 3 km from Périgueux, in the heart of Périgord. A quality welcome at the crossroads of the terroir and modernity. Rooms with a contemporary feel, with free Wi-Fi. In the restaurant which combines cachet and traditional cuisine, order the symphony of liver in 4 stages and (or) tagliatelle à la périgourdine (foie gras, house-dried duck breast and a few broken truffles)

The hotel welcomes you in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Atypical, calm setting, summer swimming pool and its large green park of 6 ha. Traditional and family gastronomy.

The club offers canoe, kayak and stand up paddle activities. Among its best-known products are 3 half-day courses to discover kayaking and stand up paddle, the river and its environment, all in a fun way. For the summer of 2022, the club is relaunching its rental base, with a 1h30 on site rental program, a 1h30 hike and a new and exclusive product : a 2h investigation to be solved by canoe or stand up paddle, open to all.

Gîte Lumineux 2/4 pers - Bedroom 1, bed 160 (2 people)Bedroom 2, 2 beds 90 x 190 - 1 bathroom with shower and WC - Equipped kitchens: oven, microwave, refrigerator, 1 Senseo coffee maker and 1 regular coffee maker, equipment... - Living room: sofa, 1 flat-screen TV. - Terrace with garden table. - Cot (comforter and sheets not supplied), high chair, - Pool towels not supplied. - Free WiFi and parking - Towels, tea towels and sheets provided. - Cleaning products/Shampoo, shower gel provided Washing machine and dishwasher

Residential leisure park in the heart of Périgord at Cornille 24750. Set in a wooded clearing in a 7-hectare park, these chalets are spaced apart and insulated from the heat, with all the comforts of home and shaded terraces. Unobstructed views and infinite space, YOU WILL BE SEDUCTED! A quiet family atmosphere just 7 km from all the shops. LA DORDOGNE, LE PÉRIGORD, LA FORÊT ENCHANTÉE will delight you for your next holiday. Périgueux 10 minutes away Bordeaux and Arcachon 2 hours away - 2 magnificent outdoor pools + 1 paddling pool with small and large pools - 2 indoor pools and 1 jacuzzi - Children's games - Mini golf course - Petanque area - 1 tennis court - Beach volleyball court

The Museum houses military souvenirs brought back soldiers of the Perigord during their campaigns, either used in their daily life or merited in combat in the regiments they served in. More than 1200 objects, all of them remarkable, rare or picturesque which will help you to relive the daily life of our soldiers from the Middle Ages to the present. Non-profit making since 18 January 1911 and recognised as a public service since 29 January 1928.

Périgueux awaits you, ready to reveal its secrets! Get ready for a journey through time in the heart of Périgueux, where every street corner whispers tales dating back 20 centuries! So, are you ready for adventure? Buy your tickets online! Book now at www.boutique.destination-perigueux.fr and get ready for a historical and gourmet adventure with your family.

In Périgueux, not far from the Gallo-Roman museum Vesunna and located in the heart of the city, this pleasant public garden invites you to stroll around. In its alleys, discover the remains of a 1st century amphitheater, one of the largest in Gaul (up to 20 000 spectators). A flowered space, a real oxygen bubble for a refreshing break where several species of trees punctuate this haven. Come and put yourself in the green.

It has the charm of ancient landscaped gardens. This nature theatre, designed in 1912 and 1913 by the architect Paul Cocula, has a stage in front of an ancient wall and can accommodate 3000 spectators. This park can be conceived as an inspired walk since men of letters are celebrated there. The 1.48 ha park is composed of huge Lebanese blue cedars, plane trees, lime trees, maples, holly and boxwood Public park.

A public park, the Garden of Vesuvius is located in a major archaeological area. It partly covers a sanctuary of the 2nd century AD of considerable dimensions. It consists of a belt of linden trees, yew trees, boxwood groves, plane trees, beeches, Ginkgo Biloba oaks, a variety of acacias, Gleditschia Trachantos.

Built on the basis of a small basilical monument in the pre-Romanesque period, the building was enlarged in the Romanesque period, adopting a "row of domes" architecture, typical of the Perigord school. Note the presence of a "perpetual" Easter table from 1120 to 1240.

Come and enter this great 19th century institution. Experience the beauty of its high coloured walls and the charm of its creaking floorboards! Here you can explore and discover fabulous collections: prehistory (4th largest national collection) the Middle Ages (original capitals from Saint Front Cathedral), fine arts from 16th to 20th centuries in Europe. France and the Perigord, non-european ethnic exhibits from Africa and the South Pacific (7th largest national collection). Five annual exhibitions of contemporary art and public services aimed at the public at large.

Founded 2000 years ago, Périgueux is a city whose visit helps to go back in time. The Tourist Office proposes you the ancient circuit, witness of the magnificence of the ancient Gallo-Roman city with the Tower of Vésone, the villa of Pompeius, the vestiges of the arenas, and the circuit of the district of Puy Saint-Front, remarkable set of medieval buildings and splendours of the Renaissance in front of the Saint-Front cathedral. Stop also at the Museum of Art and Archaeology of Perigord, the Gallo-Roman Vesunna Museum designed by the architect Jean Nouvel. Imagine the medieval enclosure of which remains the 15th century Mataguerre Tower. Stroll through the Renaissance town with its beautiful mansions. Finally, today, enjoy Périgord gastronomy in the restaurants in the town squares, the Mimos Festival at the beginning of August and the New Orleans Music Festival.

Founded in 980 and completed in 1047, the Cathedral is designed on a Greek Cross plan and has five domes: a magnificent bell tower crowns the ensemble. It is a so-called Byzantine construction with a large central dome, inspired by the Church of St. Archbishop of Venice (Italy - 977). Victor Hugo nicknamed it "the great mosque of Périgueux". A 12th and 15th century cloister borders it to the south-west. Situated on the road to Vézelay, the Saint-Front Cathedral has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Road to Santiago de Compostela since 1998.

Unique in France. The remains of a richly endowed Gallo-Roman residence are housed in a modern building designed by the architect Jean Nouvel. The collections from Antiquity are exhibited to their best advantage. A vast umbrella-like structure floats over the walls of the “Domus de Vesunna” protecting it. A themed trail explains “the town and public life” and “domestic and private life”. A spectacular view opens onto the remains from the mezzanine level. Beyond the glass curtain walling, the rustic park and gardens surrounding the Vesunna Tower and remains of the town ramparts are revealed.

66 Degrés" is a creative cuisine restaurant focused on the pursuit of flavor, notably through low-temperature cooking and the use of ultrasound. The short menu is organized around three themes: Bistro cuisine, vegetarian cuisine and creative cuisine. The products are fresh, and almost everything is homemade.

The "Don Léo 1973" pizzeria makes it a point of honor to offer a cuisine where fresh products play a major role at affordable prices. In a pleasant, colorful and cosy setting, tradition and modernity go hand in hand. However, if today "Don Léo 1973" is a must for Italian cuisine in Périgueux, we owe it to you. We try to maintain this loyalty every day, through the choice of our products and the diligence of our service.

Glacier Brewery Bar Ambiance Lounge. Open 7/7 days. Brasserie 12h- Service 00h 7/7d. A dynamic and friendly staff.

Traditional duck restaurant

The Bulki restaurant offers Armenian specialties in a warm and friendly setting.

Cradle of prehistory, the Dordogne is renowned for its tourist sites, such as the caves of Lascaux. About fifty kilometers away, the Bristol hotel is located near the medieval-Renaissance district of Périgueux, close to its fat markets and the Byzantine-inspired Saint-Front cathedral, a stopover on the way to Saint-Jacques. -de-Compostelle and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With a modern look, the Bristol hotel offers 29 rooms spread over 3 floors, accessible by lift. Quiet, they have a private bathroom, a work desk, a TV and free Wi-Fi. Breakfast is served on sunny days on the terrace overlooking the garden. The private car park, in front of the hotel, allows you to park your vehicle easily. All the conditions are therefore met for a pleasant stay!

Located in the centre of the département, Périgueux is an ideal base for visiting all the sites in Périgord. There are plenty of summer activities on offer, including the MIMOS International Mime Festival, as well as cultural events in the historic quarters (VESUNNA, Cathédrale Saint Front, etc.) and gastronomic delights in the many restaurants where you can walk along the medieval streets and discover Renaissance town houses. For nature lovers, La Voie Bleue (canoeing) and La Voie Verte Verte (walking, cycling, rollerblading) offer more than 15 km of routes....

Bains Douches offers 3 studios with terrace and garden and 2 charming flats of 63m2 and 36m2. These unclassified furnished apartments offer a peaceful city centre location close to all amenities.

Facing south-east, you'll appreciate the brightness of the flat. To ensure you have a good night's sleep, a Queen Size bed with professional quality bedding is at your disposal. The flat is soundproofed. Netflix is available free of charge and there is a free wifi fibre connection. The en suite bathroom has a large shower. There are dispensers for shampoo, shower gel and soap. The fully-equipped kitchen is perfect for cooking up a delicious meal. Induction hob, built-in microwave, fridge, dishwasher, kitchen utensils. A Nespresso coffee machine, kettle and toaster complete the set. On your arrival, a few coffee capsules and tea bags will be waiting for you.

Are you looking for a pied-à-terre in Périgueux for your holidays in the Périgord or for a business trip? Relax in this comfortable, quiet and elegant accommodation. Situated between the Palais de Justice and the historic centre of Périgueux, you'll enjoy top-quality facilities in this large, fully restored studio apartment with lift. Everything has been thought of to make your stay unique. If you wish, we can add a tasty treat to your stay. Come with your eyes closed!

Are you looking for a location that will take care of you? Then Le Chic & Balnéo can help. Located on the third and top floor of the building (a lift is available), you'll overlook the rooftops of Périgueux. The view of Saint Front Cathedral, bathed in sunlight in the morning and illuminated in the evening, is magical. You can enjoy balneotherapy directly in your flat.

Enjoy the elegance of this exceptional home, as a couple or with friends. Come and relax in this haven of peace right in the heart of the city.

Located in the heart of the cultural and touristic city of Périgueux, the Suites du Théâtre welcome you in an intimate, chic and relaxed atmosphere combining design and comfort, in a building from the 1930s, facing the Théâtre de l'Odyssée in the city of Périgueux. Aerial and underground public car parks are located at the foot of the building. Living room with kitchenette, one bedroom, double bed, bathroom.

Located in the heart of the cultural and tourist city of Périgueux, the Suites du Théâtre welcome you in an intimate, chic and relaxed atmosphere combining design and comfort, in a building dating from the 1930s, opposite the Odyssée Theatre in Périgueux. Overground and underground public car parks are located at the foot of the building. Living room with kitchenette, bedroom with double bed, bathroom.