Discover adventures around Domaine Salinie in Montcabrier

This short thematic walk goes around the castle of Bonaguil through the traditional vegetation of the Haut-Agenais Périgord, oaks, chestnut trees, hornbeams, boxwoods, brooms, etc. Old iron ore quarries can be seen in the woods, reminding us of the region's iron and steel past. Seven thematic tables will help you discover the history of this area from 7000 years ago to the present day. The castle, "Major site of Aquitaine", exudes a rare serenity. It is built on a rocky spur in the middle of the forest, far from the main roads. It is the work of Baron Béranger de Roquefeuil who, from 1480 to 1520, transformed the initial 13th century castle into a masterpiece of military architecture, where medieval defensive attributes rub shoulders with fire artillery (remarkable dungeon in the shape of a ship's bow, curtains, barbican...).

In addition to two loops of 2 and 15 km, we offer an intermediate circuit of 8 km in a wooded area of the Périgord forest which hides the castle of Bonaguil.

This fortified castle, listed as a "Major Site of Aquitaine", stands on a rocky spur. It is unique in Europe, illustrating the evolution of defence techniques from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance.

Travel back in time to discover the paths and the prehistoric museum, in this village known to scientists for having given its name to the Sauveterrian period.

This peaceful walk is full of surprises: beautiful houses with character, views of the wooded hills and the hamlet of La Ville, surrounded by its castle and its chapel, which is reached by a path lined with boxwood. Sauveterre is a region rich in prehistoric habitats that Laurent Coulonges, archaeologist, explores in the 1920s. He discovered on the site of Martinet a new prehistoric culture known throughout the world to which he gave the name of Sauveterrian (-8000 to -7000 years). The museum of Sauveterre-la-Lémance presents the result of its excavations and recalls the sedentarization of the hunter-gatherers of the Prehistory. We find the evolution of hunting techniques, the appearance of the bow and arrow. The museum introduces young and old to the life of our ancestors, with workshops on hunting, cooking, etc. - Contact: 05 53 40 73 03.

Laurent Coulonges, a native of Fumel, has devoted part of his life to archaeological research in the valley of the Lémance. In the 1920s, he discovered a new prehistoric culture on the Martinet site, to which he gave the name "Sauveterrien", in reference to Sauveterre-la-Lémance. Eighty-five hundred years ago, the last hunter-fishermen of the Lémance valley started a real revolution; they became farmers and breeders and exchanged their camps for villages. New techniques were developed, tools were adapted and the use of bows and arrows became widespread. The Laurent Coulonges museum presents in an educational way the collections from the deposits discovered in the commune.

Leave the oldest bastide of the Périgord and walk in the chestnut forests.

Villefranche du Périgord is a beautiful bastide dating from the 13th century, located on the borders of Périgord, Quercy and Haut-Agenais. This hike will lead you around the bastide through the cultivation and woods of chestnut trees, passing by the "Domaine de Rapatel" specialized in the cultivation and transformation of this fruit.

A path in the contrasts of nature and emotions, between sun and shadow, in the white light of the Mediterranean and the fluorescence of a humid undergrowth. A scientist and a dreamer at the same time, you will bring back your discoveries by imagining the intimate life of the forest. You are not alone in this walk.. Fauna, flora, angels and even the Templars accompany you.

As you enter the Périgord noir and the Quercy, next to the Château des Rois ducs (13th century) which used to be owned by the Prince Noir, a place filled with history, overlooking the Lémance and the Sendroux valleys, come and revitalise yourself in this stone guest house. Quietness and rest are assured.

As you enter the Périgord noir and the Quercy, overlooking the Château des Rois ducs's (13th century) ditches, the Lémance and Sendroux valleys, come recharge yourself in this stone guest house. Quietness and rest are assured.

Near the Périgord noir, the Quercy, the Dordogne and Monpazier, overlooking the Château des Rois ducs's (13th century) ditches, the Lémance and Sendroux valleys, come revitalise yourself in this stone guest house.

Located at 1 km from the village, surrounded by a vast meadow, the Cabinetmaker's house, with a warm and authentic atmosphere, has been rehabilitated with respect of the traditions and architecture of Périgord. From the terrace, you can enjoy the view of the swimming pool and the wooded hillsides.

Close to the Dordogne and the Lot, in the heart of the valley of the Lémance, come and relax in this old barn restored in exposed stone and wood from the property. Close to the Château de Bonaguil (3 kms), the Museum of Prehistory (2 kms), the bastide from Villefranche and the Dordogne (10kms). Calm and rest guaranteed where you can rub shoulders with cows limousines in the neighboring meadow.

Welcome to "Cammas", a charming house in Lot-et-Garonne, an ideal destination for a relaxing holiday in the countryside, near Périgord and Quercy (50 minutes from Bergerac airport, 2 hours from Toulouse and Bordeaux airports , 1 hour from the towns of Agen, Bergerac and Cahors, 10 minutes from Fumel). Nestled in a peaceful hamlet, our cottage offers an authentic experience to tourists looking for tranquility and discovery. The cottage is located at the gates of the villages classified among the most beautiful in France (Penne d'Agenais, Pujols, Monflanquin and Tournon d'Agenais) offering privileged access to a remarkable historical heritage as well as its medieval castles (Gavaudun, Biron , Bonaguil). The surrounding area is ideal for hiking, gastronomy and exploring local culture, offering plenty of activities for an enriching holiday.

Between Périgord and Quercy, the Gîte "La Vallée Verte" is located in Périgord Noir in an area of ​​1.5 ha on the edge of a deer wood by a private road. A very pleasant single-storey house designed for your holidays with terraces and swimming pool.

Perfect situation, only 200m from the heart of the famous bastide town, with all amenities nearby. Friendly and relaxing campsite. Close to all major tourist sites of the Dordogne, the Lot and the Lot et Garonne. There is so much to do and see you'll never get bored!

Situated near Périgord, a few kilometers away from numerous renowned sites of the Dordogne and the Lot, we propose you a holiday cottage for 4 pers, a holiday cottage for 6 - 10 pers and 2 guest houses. To discover in family or with friends. Raised park and direct access to the banks of the Lot. You will discover a friendly welcoming and surroundings which promise beautiful discoveries.

Situated near Périgord, a few kilometers away from numerous renowned sites of the Dordogne and the Lot, a holiday cottage for family or between friends. Raised park and direct access to the banks of the Lot. You will discover a friendly welcome and surroundings which promise beautiful discoveries.

This is the most southern village of the Dordogne department. It was occupied in prehistorical time. Its church is partly Romanesque (12th century), and partly Gothic (15th and 16th centuries). Peace and tranquility is to be found in this typical Perigord setting great for walks.

Nadège and Eric Bonhoure offer you a wide choice of farm products such as foie gras, confits, gizzards, crickets and pâté de foie gras. Production and manufacturing are done on the farm Prices vary from 5.80€ for duck liver pâté to 36€ for whole duck foie gras in 380g. For more information, please do not hesitate to contact the producers.

Built between the end of the 15th century and the beginning of the 16th century, on a base from the second half of the 13th century, Bonaguil is an absolute model of a fortified castle, a unique ensemble in Europe. It illustrates the evolution of defense techniques from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, up to the beginnings of Vauban fortifications in the perspective of fire artillery. At the gateway to the Lot and Périgord, in Lot-et-Garonne, the Château de Bonaguil is remarkably preserved. Towers, keep, drawbridge, cave, seigneurial hall, oratory, graffiti, underground passages, etc., a visit to the castle is a real journey through time. It welcomes you, day and night, from the top of its keep to the cool of its cave for thrilling visits, activities, workshops and an escape game that take you back to the Middle Ages.

Chestnuts, asparagus and other organic fruits and vegetables at the farm. Transformed into jams, soups, toasted chestnuts, etc. Fresh chestnuts in season. Guided visit of chestnut orchards on request. Open all year round.

Alone or in a tribe, go with the past... Immerse yourself in time and experience a wonderful journey through prehistory and science at the heart of SauveTerre Museum of Prehistory. Observe, touch, listen, feel... Play the scientist and explore the universe of our ancestors through models, facsimiles, touch screens, videos, taxidermy... The adventure continues, according to your desires, "outside the walls" along the prehistoric path of Lémance to the archaeological site, the PréhistoBalade with a notebook in support. Many activities are offered during school holidays and in the summer (experimental workshops, temporary exhibitions, etc.). An essential place to discover now! Some workshops are accessible to people with disabilities (information from the structure).

The Ferme du Buguet is at the south of the Périgord noir between the Agenais and the Quercy, between Villeneuve-sur-Lot, Sarlat and Cahors. The farm breeds fattened palmipeds. It produces duck and goose foie gras, confits, stuffed necks, pâtés and grillons, but also tinned chestnut, jams and tourrin. You can meet the Ferme du Buguet at the Country's Producers Market in Sauveterre-la-Lémance on Tuesdays (July and August), at Montcabrier's on Fridays (July and August) ; at the "Animations gourmandes" in Fumel on Thursdays (mid-July to mid-August) ; at Monpazier's market on Thursday mornings during the season ; at the Carbonnière day in Lacapelle-Biron.

19th century church built on the plans of Abadie who was architect of the Sacré Coeur in Montmartre.

The 5 senses are awakened, to discover in a playful and educational way our forest whose king is the Chestnut tree. The objective is to understand this fragile and indispensable universe for man, the world of living things, the seasons, the animals of the forest, the ecosystems, the relationship between man and nature.. A range of creative and fun workshops on the environment, chestnuts, gastronomy (odorama, tactile discoveries, games...) is proposed A gift will reward each child.

Come and discover the Chestnut House: In the hearth of the oldest Bastide town of Perigord, in a house of the 13th century transformed in a nice welcoming and interactive museum To know all about chestnut, chestnut tree and mushrooms : origins, history, gastronomy and all the work involved around the chestnut tree and its fruits.

Born and bred in Villefranche du Perigord, Jean Troussel (1861 - 1944) collected old abandonned and dated tools due to technological evolution, as well as stones from local environment. This origininal collection was completed by this daughter, Helen August.

At the foot of the Bonaguil castle, Marlyse's table offers homemade pastries, ice-cold infusions with fresh products prepared by the owner, lemonades, organic beers. A selection of prestigious teas and coffees. Each season Marlyse makes you discover his favorites. A beautiful terrace shaded by a wisteria overlooking the castle and a small indoor design room for rainy days in the fall.

Situated at the entrance of the Bastide town come to our gourmet restaurant to taste our creative and tasty regional cooking made from local,and fresh produces. The reknowned guide book « Géo » highly recommends this gourmet restaurant.

Eric and Pascale welcome you in their inn in Villefranche du Périgord to taste regional dishes and culinary specialties. Very pleasant setting with a beautiful shaded terrace. In Dordogne, at the limit of the Lot and Lot et Garonne, come and discover our beautiful region full of history.

Hotel Restaurant classified Logis Restaurant capacity: 15 to 20 people Hotel capacity: 2 rooms + Cottages With Swimming Pool Closed during the winter period of January - February 2011 Come and discover a quality local cuisine in our Auberge Gastronomique le un site de 12 hectares of a former hostelry of St Jacques de Compostelle, in a place steeped in history, surrounded by nature and calm. Hotel logis de France, classified 2 fireplaces, nature silence relay. Establishment open all year round on reservation Vegetarian and allergic menus on reservation Mentioned in the Michelin guide with a red fork since 2008... New : lunch : Unique formula : "snack" formula "home-made" small dishes based on local products, Perigord hamburgers, etc

In the town center, this traditional restaurant with air-condition overlooks the Lot Valley. The terrace offers a nice view over Fumel's castle. Specialities: local dishes, confit of duck, filet, foie gras. There is also a buffet set menu.

We are Colombian coffee producers. We also offer local wine and beer, as well as cheese and charcuterie boards.

Traditionnal brasserie, pizzeria and bar, with a terrace for the sunny days.

The restaurant La Tablette de Brigitte immerses you into traditionnal cuisine where meals are homemade. Try Brigitte's specialities inside, or outside on the furnished terrace, every noon. On Friday evenings from 7.30 to 11 PM, once a month, we organize theme evenings (on booking) and on Sundays from 7AM to 2PM, breakfasts and meals at 12am. Piano theme every monday noon.

Friterie at Yvonne, large room and beautiful shaded terrace. Yvonne makes only home-made fries, typical northern snacks, cakes, mexicano, lumpias, kebabs, sausages, sandwiches, salads, Italian-style ice cream, etc.

Take-away pizza.

Stone hamlet from the 17th century, Lalaurie is a group of houses and former farm buildings, all renovated and restored with care to offer their guests the best of comforts. Halfway between the dollhouse and the country house, arriving in this guest house you will enjoy the terrace and its lavender perfume, where you can have your meals in peace or enjoy sunbathing.

Not far from the Lot and the Périgord Noir, in the valley of La Lémance, discover the little village of Lalaurie (18th Century), with its old farm with houses where in the old days a couple of families lived. The charm of the stones and an open view on the valley offer to you comfort and quietness.

4-star cottage for 12 persons with private pool. Not overlooked, quiet, overlooking a beautiful countryside. 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a beautiful living room of 100 m², beautiful terrace.

Close to many tourist sites, the gite Le Peyrot is a stone house that has been completely renovated recently with all modern comforts. The gite 1 has a room for two persons. The owners offer another seasonal rental for eight persons. Shared swimming pool.

Close to many tourist sites, the gite Le Peyrot is a stone house that has been completely renovated recently with all the modern comfort. The gite 2 has four rooms for eight persons. The owners offer another seasonal rental for two persons. Shared swimming pool.

5 Container Gîtes (air-conditioned) in a peaceful and natural environment for a guaranteed relaxing time. Very large fenced park (15,000m2), large pool "lagoon" with sunbathing and play areas free of charge. 1 or 2 bedrooms, shower room, separate toilet, kitchen, living room with a good quality sofa bed. Fenced garden, large shaded terrace, garden furniture and barbecue. Every comfort, linen provided, beds made on arrival.

As you enter the Périgord noir and the Quercy, next to the Château des Rois ducs (13th century) which used to be owned by the Prince Noir, a place filled with history, overlooking the Lémance and the Sendroux valleys, come and revitalise yourself in this stone guest house. Quietness and rest are assured.

As you enter the Périgord noir and the Quercy, overlooking the Château des Rois ducs's (13th century) ditches, the Lémance and Sendroux valleys, come recharge yourself in this stone guest house. Quietness and rest are assured.

Near the Périgord noir, the Quercy, the Dordogne and Monpazier, overlooking the Château des Rois ducs's (13th century) ditches, the Lémance and Sendroux valleys, come revitalise yourself in this stone guest house.

Located at 1 km from the village, surrounded by a vast meadow, the Cabinetmaker's house, with a warm and authentic atmosphere, has been rehabilitated with respect of the traditions and architecture of Périgord. From the terrace, you can enjoy the view of the swimming pool and the wooded hillsides.