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The commune of Florimont Gaumier, rich in natural and architectural heritage in the Perigord style with Quercy influences, has undeniable assets to attract all the curious. A dynamic around the vineyard confirms the revival of the culture of the vine and the wine of the Country of Domme. The vineyards are located on the slopes of the Céou, a small tributary river of the Dordogne, and it is this charming and capricious river that gave its name to the Chai de Moncalou cooperative cellar. The vines produced high quality wines, served at the King's Court! In 1870 it was the second largest vineyard in the Dordogne after Bergerac with no less than 2700 hectares. After the phylloxera and the great wars, the vineyard disappeared... The small village is organized around 2 bell towers: Florimont, perched at 272m, Causse country and Gaumier which sees the Céou flowing at its feet.

From the Florimont call sign on the Calvaire parking lot. Leave the parking lot and turn right, then left. 150m further on, turn right towards Moncalou.

Départ : Rue du Majou à la « Porte du Majou » : La rue s’ouvre sous la porte « porta Major » de l’enceinte médiévale bâtie au XIIIe. Le blason au-dessus de la porte représente le rempart et le Château de Gourdon. C’est une des 4 portes de Gourdon qui s’ouvrait sur une barbacane. La « Grande rue » du Gourdon médiéval commence ici ; elle est bordée de façades des XIII, XIV, XV, XVIe et XVIIe siècles, anciennes échoppes et hôtels particuliers des grandes familles de marchands gourdonnais. « Chapelle du Majou » : Chapelle de style ogival dédiée à la Vierge. Bâtie contre le mur de la cité au XVIe. elle fut saccagée pendant les guerres de Religion et restaurée au XIXe. Comme le mentionne la plaque c’est un « Autel privilégié ». Des indulgences étaient accordées par le Pape aux fidèles qui y « prient pour la conversion des pêcheurs et le triomphe de la Sainte Église ». De belles boiseries du XVIIIe se trouvent à l’intérieur. Plus haut dans la Rue du Majou, une maison à colombages et à encorbellement, ainsi que l’Office de Tourisme. Après l’Office de Tourisme, sur la droite la Maison du Sénéchal : Anciennes échoppes gothiques au rez-de-chaussée. Au 1er étage : fenêtres à meneaux de la Renaissance. Un escalier à colimaçon à l’arrière permet l’accès aux étages supérieurs Dès le XVIe siècle c’était la Maison du représentant de la justice royale : le Sénéchal. À l’extérieur, les latrines sont visibles dans l’impasse. À l’intérieur des fresques du XVe et les plafonds à la française du XVIIe montrent la richesse passée de ses résidents. (ne se visite pas) En haut de la rue du Majou, la Place de l’Hôtel de Ville : L’Hôtel de ville : du XIIIe, il fut reconstruit au XVIIe, ancien siège du « consulat » mis en place dès 1244. Les barreaux d’une ancienne cellule témoignent que la justice locale y était dispensée. À l’intérieur : Escaliers à paliers de style classique. La porte est décorée du blason consulaire : ce sont les armes de la ville « d’azur à la croix d’argent cantonné de 4 fleurs de Lys d’or reversées ». Les couverts de la place, au cœur de la cité, étaient un lieu de marché. L’Église Saint Pierre (M.H.) : Sa construction a débuté il y a 700 ans et s’est achevée au XVIe siècle. Les tours du clocher se dressent à près de 35 m de hauteur. Cette église fortifiée (mâchicoulis sur la façade) d’aspect austère à l’extérieur est un édifice de style gothique languedocien très ouvragé à l’intérieur. L’abside du chœur est décorée d’un retable en bois doré en trompe l’œil, oeuvre des sculpteurs Gourdonnais les frères Tournier. Ces tableaux en relief représentent des scènes de la vie de Marie et de Jésus (bel exemple de la sculpture baroque du XVIIe). En longeant l’église par la droite, La Maison Cavaignac : Porte classée Monument Historique du XVIIe (la femme à la balance symbolise la justice). Comme le signale la plaque, c’est la maison natale du député Conventionnel Jean Baptiste Cavaignac qui siégea à la « Montagne ». Son père fut maire de Gourdon. La descendance n’est pas moins célèbre : le Général de Cavaignac s’illustra notamment dans l’Histoire Nationale au XIXe s. Possibilité d’accéder à la table d’orientation (Ancien Château) par les escaliers au fond du parking. Le château : Aujourd’hui un belvédère à 284 m d’altitude doté d’une table d’orientation. Rien ne reste du Donjon médiéval construit par les seigneurs locaux. Il fut démantelé par ordre du Roi Louis XIII pour punir Pons de Lauzieres deThemines tombé alors en disgrâce. Descendre la Rue Sourde pour voir les Ogives et les fenêtres à Meneaux. Passage par la rue Frézat, la rue la plus étroite de la ville. Arrivée dans la Rue du Cardinal Farinié, face au Presbytère, remonter et prendre à gauche la rue de la Mairie ou « Rue des Consuls » : pigeonnier et maison à bolet. Rue des consuls : Au XIIIe, la vie municipale s’organise grâce à la charte de Coutumes octroyée par les seigneurs de Gourdon et régit les droits : privé, pénal et public. Les consuls administrent la cité, assistés des représentants des seigneurs locaux. Ainsi s’amorce un processus d’émancipation qui favorise l’essor économique de la cité. Arrivée dans la cour du Sénéchal, traverser les Jardins du Sénéchal pour arriver Rue Zig-Zag : la rue des Taverniers. Belle Porte du XIIIe s. Retour Rue du Majou.

In the sandstone of this hike, around the heritage, the flora and fauna, you will discover panoramas on different hamlets and castles and in the background, the Dordogne Valley with the Bastide of Domme...

Former pilgrimage route of 180 kilometers to join the Perigord to Rocamadour, this magnificent route is now marked out, and allows you to cross the vineyards and hills of Bergerac in complete safety, before going along the green Dordogne valley and its cliffs, to arrive in the valley of the Ouysse. Starting from Grolejac la Mouline for this tenth stage, you will cross the village of Veyrignac and its church Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens then you will find the river at the level of the castle of Fénelon. You can admire its circular towers and its roofs covered with lauzes. Opposite Fénelon, on the other side of the Dordogne, stands the fortified village of Carlux where you can see the ruins of the ramparts, the entrance towers and the keep of the old castle. Before leaving the village, you will admire a curious gothic chimney called "sarrazine".

From Groléjac, the path turns away from the Dordogne valley and heads towards Sarlat La Canéda, along a greenway located on an old railroad line. The forest is omnipresent, overlooking the small valleys and leaving the hiker wide shoulders. Between Sarlat and Carlux, the Sarladais hillsides offer glimpses through the forest to villages with their blond stone and traditional architecture.

Cénac-et-Saint-Julien, the starting point of this hike, is located below the famous bastide of Domme, on the banks of the Dordogne river. Following the river along the cliffs called "pendoilles", you will reach La Roque-Gageac and Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, villages labelled among the "Most beautiful villages of France".

Call sign at the pradal car park (outside the bastide). Take the obligatory exit from the car park. Turn left and then right just before the rescue centre. Go down to the crossroads (there is a cross) and go left. Go straight on, you will pass behind the football stadium. Continue for 1.4kms and turn right into the undergrowth (at the village of Ventoulines) You will go down to the place called Reille, and turn left. Go up to the edge plain. Once at the edge of the plain, continue and pass in front of the airfield of Domme Continue for 1.4kms (wide path + road). You will arrive at the top of the Pradal car park.

Former pilgrimage route of 180 kilometers allowing to join the Périgord to Rocamadour, this magnificent course is from now on marked out, and allows in full safety to cross the vineyards and hills bergeracoises, before skirting the green valley Dordogne and its cliffs, to arrive in the valley of Ouysse.For this 9th stage from Domme, you will visit this bastide also called the acropolis of the Périgord, and then head for Grolejac, not without having admired the view over the Dordogne valley from the panoramic terrace.

Ideally located campsite in a large park, close to the Dordogne valley and its many treasures. Wide range of mobile homes, pitches in the shade. 3 swimming pools, one of them heated and covered, 5-track slides and a place for relaxing. Games and activities for children. Activities for all: theme evenings, water activities, children’s club.

Ideal for families, comfortable and spacious campsite. In the middle of a preserved environment, on the riverside. Friendly, authentic, for a fabulous "Nature and well being" holiday.

Nestled in the heart of the Périgord region, our charming hotel stands like a timeless, intimate jewel, bearing witness to centuries gone by while blending seamlessly into the contemporary landscape. At Château de Maraval, charm lies in the subtle harmony between past and present. The 9 suites and rooms combine history and modernity in an elegant and comfortable atmosphere. Each space is carefully designed to offer a living experience where simplicity meets well-being. Take advantage of this place where life is good and recharge your batteries by strolling through our park with its century-old trees, by the pool, or with one of our SPA massages. Savor delicious breakfasts and enjoy drinks and snacks in our lounge bar, not forgetting Maraval?s aperitif when the antique bell rings. A haven of comfort, an experience to be savored!

Ideal for families, peaceful, close to a lake and at the heart of the major tourist sites. Grassy, spacious and flat pitches. Shaded grounds. A dynamic team will help you have the most memorable holidays.

Welcome to Les Ventoulines, in an enchanting setting close to some of the most beautiful sites in the Périgord Noir! We're just 3 km from Domme, Bastide Royale and home to a beautiful cave, 15 km from Sarlat, 5 km from La Roque Gageac, and 15 km from several exceptional châteaux! As for nature, it's all the same: water sports, hiking, cycling, climbing and tree-climbing, ...

Magnificent restored barn in the Périgourdin style. The gîte backs onto another one “Gîte de France”. Kitchen on the ground floor, sitting room, 1 bedroom with a double bed (x160), shower room and toilets. On the 1st floor there are 3 bedrooms with 2 single beds, 2 double beds (x160) and a baby cot. There is also a bathroom with toilets, an independent shower room and toilets. All beds will be made on arrival. You will be at the heart of all major tourist sites of the Périgord Noir, and world known sites (Beynac, Castelnaud, Les Milandes, Domme, Sarlat). You will no doubt thoroughly enjoy being close to the river Dordogne where you might go for swims, or for various boating experiences. Ideal for hiking, there are trails right at the foot of the gîte. Last but not least, the choice of local farms and restaurants are fabulous. Come and stay with us, you’ll love it!

Exceptional setting and view over Domme. Nice and peaceful holidays in one of the well defined pitches chalet or mobile-home. Swimming pool and paddling pool. Fun activities: Play area, boules, playroom, TV. Canoe, walking trails. Musical entertainment in the high season.

Only 800m from the “Porte des Tours" ( at the entrance of the Bastide village of Domme).It has 12 chalets spread out in a 2ha woodland. Village tours of the Bastide of Domme every week on request. Open from April 15th to November. Groups welcome, half board.

Semi- detached house (70m2) on large grounds(10000m²). Sitting room with a kitchen corner fully equipped. 2 bedrooms (1 with a double, 1 with a kingsize bed). Shower room with independent toilet. Covered terrace with garden furniture. (9m²).4 bicycles.

Sightseeing commented tour of the royal bastide in the white train of Domme. 20mn circuit. Departure : Place de la Halle- Governor´s house- Drummer´s currency house- Ramparts- Fortified doors( Porte Del Bos, Porte de la Combe, Porte des Tours)- Panorama view of the Dordogne´s valley- Old town, flowery streets and houses, sun scorched stones. Possible stops on the outside parking lots. Open from April to November : every day from 8 am to 20 pm Off season : subject to reservation Audioguide (FR , GB , ESP , IT , ALL , NL)

Guillaume welcomes you in his typical Perigord farm, for a demonstration of force-feeding and free tasting. Sale of canned fattened ducks directly from the farm. You will also find it on the producers' markets of Bouzic, on the markets of Cénac, Daglan and Domme.

The Domaine de Lasfargues is a farm whose origins are lost in the mists of time. We are in the village of Moncalou at 400 meters from the "Panoramic Tower". Situated 15mm from Domme on a high point of the Céou hills, you will discover a magnificent panorama in a preserved environment. In addition to our shop, you will be able to visit our wine storehouse, the farm buildings, some of which date from the 17th century. You will thus be able to discover the life and the evolution over time of a traditional farm in our area. We produce different wines, white, red and rosé but also a crémant and aperitifs, walnut wine and ratafia. We also produce walnuts which are marketed in shells in kernels or walnut oil. All our productions are in Organic Agriculture. The visit and the tastings are free.

Nathalie, Stéphanie and Mark welcome you to the Cledou farm. You will discover: the garden of aromatic and medicinal plants (visit by reservation). Organic products on sale on the farm: herbal and aromatic teas, plant syrup, salts, oils, peppers, jams. Organic cosmetics from the Clé des Simples: balms and massage oils. Seasonal and aromatic organic vegetable plants: opening of the greenhouses every day in May. Walks with the donkeys with the family, in love or in groups, over one or more days. Training: discovery of aromatic and medicinal plants, building up a family herbalist's shop, transforming what is at our feet! Country gîte: capacity of 10 people (3 rooms), families, groups, people with reduced mobility, seminars and training courses.

10 km south of Domme, in the Perigord Noir, discover the dry stone constructions of Daglan (walls, cabins and huts). Peasants built these as shelter for their tools and themselves at the end of the Hundred Year War. First of all you visit the museum retracing their history with an extensive collection an life-sized reproductions, then you go on a 3km walk during which ou will see 2 very famous wall cabins. Free entry.

Follow the guide on a 3 km guided hike (2h) so low walls, sentry boxes and cayrous will no longer hold any secrets for you

In this traditional village of the Périgord Noir, children will discover the life of the peasants of yesteryear through a discovery itinerary. From the earth to the plate, from the stone to the thatched cottage, from the fountain to the glass, popular traditions will hold no secrets for them. From our duty to remember to the joy of knowing, the children will return enchanted by this escapade into history... At the end of the walk, the children will answer a questionnaire in teams. A gift will reward each of them.

Built in the 11th and 12th centuries, the church of Saint-Martin de Daglan has been remodelled many times. It is dedicated to Saint Martin, elected bishop of Tours in 371. This dedication attests that the parish is ancient and that it would exist since the Carolingian period. Of the original construction of the 11th and 12th centuries only the portal and some capitals remain today. The church consisted of a single nave and a small transept. During the reconstruction following the destruction of the Wars of Religion, chapels dedicated to local seigniorial families were added. At the end of the 19th century, taking advantage of the need for repairs, the church was extended by three bays. The bell-tower rises above the choir.

Walking trail quest in order to discover the lovely village of Daglan. Have fun and learn about nature ! Open to all - Free Questionnaire and answers available at the Tourist Office Only in French

Located in the heart of the Périgord Noir region, the Vidal Foie Gras company is emblematic of French and regional culinary creativity in preserves and fresh products. The ducks and geese are selected, raised and fed in accordance with the most demanding traditions. When you have a real passion for flavors, a love of spices, you create, like Pascal Vidal, products with special bouquets, you reinvent new tastes based on traditional recipes.

A family run business where the walnuts production is transformed in in walnut oil or in sweet or salty delicacies. Camper vans welcome.

In the countryside. Traditionnal cooking from the area as well as international cooking. Large terrace with stunning view on Domme's vineyard. Opposite the Tour de Moncalou (tower with panoramic view). Open all year round.

Delicious and creative cooking favouring local and seasonal produces. The Michelin guide gave it 2 forks for being a very good small restaurant. It also figures in many guides and has been recognized as “Master chef”. Open from 12.00 to 1.45 and 7.00 to 9.00pm.

Meet Valérie in her magnificent Périgourdin style farmhouse 5 km from the stunning village of Domme. "Direct from the field to your plate". Traditional cuisine with simple and delicious local products: foie gras, family bred beef, duck confit, mushroom omelette. Homemade desserts and many other dishes to discover. Bookings only. No CB.

Family Hotel at Cénac, on the approach of Domme. Bedrooms with onsuite bathrooms, equiped with HD TV. Traditional french cooking with bar menu. Closed in january.

Right at the centre of the Bastide village of Domme, an invitation to taste a cuisine made with local ingredients , with many marvellous discoveries… also good wines, teas, chocolates, coffees, and other delicacies…

The Medieval, Bar, Brasserie, pleasant terrace on the Place de la Rode. Open every day in season, continuous service. Open all year round.

Traditionnal vietnamese cooking and creative "fusion cuisine", in this restaurant full of character. Situated at the heart of the bastide town, come to taste the exquisite food combining local and asian produces. Special offers for groups.

At the heart of the Bastide village of Domme, but away from the main street, you can choose to either eat outside on the terrace in the shade or inside. Buckwheat and wheat pancakes. Ask for our "tourtalou", our special dish. We only use local products :organic flour, organic vegetables, PDO nuts from Cénac and St Julien producers.

Located in the heart of the Bastide, the team of la Poivrière will welcome you in a warm setting to help you discover the specialties of our region. Air-conditioned room. Welcomed lde groups.

Situated in the heart of the Périgord Noir, beautiful and comfortable farmhouse in a quiet area with 5000 m² of land planted with trees and a large private swimming pool The gîte maison Bastianne has six bedrooms for twelve people.

Our naturist campsite is located in the south-eastern part of the Dordogne. It is a small, friendly camp site for people who keep quiet and on a small scale.

The gite is located in a rural hamlet near many tourist sites. La Borie is an independent house, close to other houses, which has three rooms for six people.

Au Prè Vert offers several seasonal rentals in an old barn that has been restored and surrounded by ancient forests and farmland. Many facilities and activities, all included in the price, are offered to entertain you. Gite 1 has three bedrooms for five people. Swimming pool to share, secured by a fence and a self-closing gate.

Au Prè Vert offers several seasonal rentals in an old barn that has been restored and surrounded by ancient forests and farmland. Many facilities and activities, all included in the price, are offered to entertain you. The gite 3 has three bedrooms for six people. Swimming pool to share, secured by a fence and a self-closing gate.

Au Prè Vert offers several seasonal rentals in an old barn that has been restored and surrounded by ancient forests and farmland. Many facilities and activities, all included in the price, are offered to entertain you. Gite 2 has two bedrooms for five people. Swimming pool to share, secured by a fence and a self-closing gate.

Au Prè Vert offers several seasonal rentals in an old barn that has been restored and surrounded by ancient forests and farmland. Many facilities and activities, all included in the price, are offered to entertain you. The gite 4 has one bedroom for two people. Swimming pool to share, secured by a fence and a self-closing gate.

Friendly campsite with comfortable pitches.

Built on a hill from where the view is several kilometres away, this old farmhouse will welcome you very comfortably. Restored Périgourdine house, situated in a wooded park It is distributed on 2 levels: ground floor, day room, kitchen. 1st floor, 2 bedrooms for 3 persons. swimming pool

We welcome you all year round to our property located in the countryside in the heart of the Périgord Noir. After enjoying the local architectural, historical and gastronomic beauty, you will be happy to return to the calm and serenity of our corner of nature Our gîtes are small houses with individual terraces in the shade of large oak trees. They are equipped with a bathroom/WC, a living room with kitchenette (fridge, microwave, gas hob) and sofa bed (2 places) or mezzanine bed plus 1 to 3 bedrooms depending on the capacity. They are south-facing with an open view on the park. An equestrian association is present all year round on site and offers rides for young and old to discover the surrounding countryside. You will have access to the swimming pool, the bar and the snack bar.