Culture & Patrimoine Dordogne Périgord

Culture and héritage in Black Périgord

near your cottage & bed and breakfast in Archignac, Pays de Fénelon

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What to do in Périgord Noir near Archignac and Sarlat?


Culture-Patrimoine

Museums

Plus beaux villages du Périgord

Plus beaux villages

Patrimoine culinaire du Périgord

Culinary heritage

Events Périgord

Cultural and gastronomic events

Explore the Périgord Noir: A Treasure Trove of Heritage and Flavors

The Périgord Noir, the historical and cultural heart of the Dordogne, is an exceptional region where traditions, art de vivre, and rich heritage come together. Renowned for its lush landscapes and architectural treasures, this area captivates with the diversity of its attractions.
The museums of the Périgord Noir are essential stops to uncover its fascinating history. The Lascaux Cave and its International Center for Cave Art offer a journey into prehistory, while the National Museum of Prehistory in Les Eyzies sheds light on the lives of early humans. Art and history enthusiasts will also enjoy the Château de Castelnaud, dedicated to the art of medieval warfare, and the Sarlat Museum, which illustrates the region’s cultural evolution.
As for its villages, the Périgord Noir is a true open-air gallery. Ranked among the most beautiful in France, Beynac-et-Cazenac, La Roque-Gageac, and Domme reveal their medieval charm, picturesque streets, and breathtaking views over the Dordogne River.
The gastronomy of the Périgord is one of the region’s jewels. Truffles, foie gras, confits, ceps, strawberries, and walnuts grace local tables, paired with delicate wines. Traditional markets and Michelin-starred restaurants promise an unforgettable culinary journey.
The Périgord Noir also thrives with cultural and gastronomic events. Numerous festivals, such as the Medieval Days and the Truffle Festival, celebrate living heritage and local craftsmanship.
In conclusion, the Périgord Noir is a land of excellence where art, craftsmanship, culture, and innovation come to life. This authentic and preserved territory invites you on a timeless journey to the heart of eternal France.

Discover the artistic, artisanal, cultural, industrial, and culinary heritage of Périgord


Museums

Visiting the museums of Dordogne will allow you to discover the heritage, the cultural, historical, artistic, and gastronomic wealth of Périgord.

Themes of the various national or unusual museums to visit with family or friends:
  • Prehistory
  • Middle Ages
  • Antiquity
  • Arts
  • Gastronomy
  • Farming

The most beautiful villages in France

These 9 most beautiful villages in France await your visit to the Périgord Noir!
Visit the villages of La Roque-Gageac, Beynac-et-Cazenac, Castelnaud and its castle, Saint-Amand de Coly, and Belvès without forgetting the beautiful bastides of Domme, Limeuil, and Monpazier.

Sarlat

Périgord: A gastronomy rich in flavor

The Périgord Noir is a paradise for excellent gastronomy!
Taste the flagship products of the region

  • Black Truffle
  • Foie Gras
  • Strawberries
  • Nuts
  • Chestnuts
  • Ceps

For your holidays in Aquitaine choose the Dordogne, choose the Périgord!


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🏡 Cottage and Bed & Breakfast Mons & Merveilles - Dordogne, Périgord

Cottage and Bed and Breakfast with pool in Dordogne in the Périgord, in Archignac, Pays de Fénelon - Nouvelle Aquitaine

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Why rent in the hamlet of Mons?

By renting a cottage or a bed and breakfast in the hamlet of Mons in the "Pays de Fénelon", near Sarlat, you will be close for visit to museums, the most beautiful villages of the Black Périgord and the main prehistoric (Lascaux) and medieval sites of Dordogne.

What are the main museums of the Périgord?

  • National Museum of Prehistory: located in Les Eyzies-de-Tayac, this museum showcases a collection of prehistoric artifacts from the region.
  • Museum of Vine and Wine: located in Le Bugue, this museum explores the history of winemaking and viticulture in the region.
  • Museum of the Château de Beynac: located in the Beynac Castle, this museum presents the history of the fortress and the surrounding region.
  • Museum of Art and Archeology of Périgord: located in Périgueux, this museum features a collection of art and archeological objects from the region.
  • Museum of Truffles: located in Sorges, this museum explores the history of truffles in the region and offers truffle tastings.
  • Museum of War in the Middle Ages: located in Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, this museum explores the military history of the region during the Middle Ages.

Of course, there are other museums to discover in the Périgord Noir based on your specific interests.

What are the themes of the Périgord museums?

  • Prehistory,
  • Middle Ages,
  • Antiquity,
  • Arts,
  • Gastronomy,
  • Farming.

What are the flagship products of Périgord?

  • Black Truffle,
  • Foie Gras,
  • Strawberries,
  • Nuts,
  • Chestnuts,
  • Ceps.
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