What to do in Sarlat?
To discover Sarlat-la-Canéda in the best possible way, you will have to get lost in the streets of the city center. Located in the Dordogne Valley and the Vézère Valley, Sarlat is a must in the Périgord Noir known for its high density of classified monuments , for its culinary specialties and its sweetness of life. Your hosts know the city perfectly and will be happy to advise you on discovery tours. Don't miss the must-see attractions of Sarlat: the panoramic elevator, the Manoir de Gisson, the Former Bishopric of Sarlat, the Former Church of Sainte-Marie, the Lantern of the Moors and the Maison de la Boétie.
And its picturesque village Beynac Castle
Visit one of the most authentic castles in Périgord, the Château de Beynac! Watching over the Dordogne for more than 9 centuries, the Château de Beynac will impress you with its history, its geographical location and its exceptional conservation. The village of Beynac-et-Cazenac is classified among the most beautiful villages in France, it is a must-see in the region.
On land, on water and in the air The Dordogne river
From various ports, you will embark on superb walks on the Dordogne. Climb aboard a gabarre and navigate the Dordogne. You can swim, canoe, canyoneer, fish, but also outdoor activities: climbing, a hot air balloon ride, hang gliding and hiking.
An invitation to dream The gardens of Marqueyssac
The hanging gardens of Marqueyssac are a classified site. These romantic and picturesque gardens are located all around a castle covered in slate dating from the beginning of the 19th century. It is on more than 6 kilometers of walks that you will discover all the beauties of the hanging gardens of Marqueyssac: waterfalls, belvederes, rock gardens and many others.
And its exhibitions The gardens of Eyrignac
Let yourself be charmed by the 10 hectares of plant sculptures in the Eyrignac gardens. Constantly evolving, the Eyrignac gardens will surprise you with their 7 exceptional gardens: the White Garden, the Garden of Sources and the Flower Meadows, the Florist Garden and the Vegetable Garden, the Artaban Manor, the French Parterre, the plant sculptures, but also the Chinese Pagoda.