Discover Dordogne
Towns to visit in the Dordogne
Soak up medieval history as you stroll the cobbled streets of Sarlat-la-Canéda, where you’ll be seduced by its well-preserved half-timbered buildings and lively market.
From here, head for the famous Lascaux caves, where prehistoric paintings have captured the imagination of archaeologists for decades. Another must-see is Château de Beynac, a medieval fortress perched on a cliff overlooking the Dordogne, offering impressive panoramic views of the valley below.
All the things to do in the Dordogne
Whether you enjoy water sports, hiking or fishing, the Dordogne has it all. Embark on a canoe or kayak for a leisurely trip down the Dordogne River, admire the lush countryside on a hike or bike ride, or try your hand at fishing in one of the region’s many rivers.
For a truly memorable experience during your stay at Camping Paradis in the Dordogne, take off on a paragliding flight to admire the beauty of the region from the skies.
Must-see places in the Dordogne
The Dordogne is a hotbed of culture and art.
The Musée national de Préhistoire, located in the small town of Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil, houses a fascinating collection of prehistoric artifacts that reveal the mysteries of our ancestors. Don’t miss the Abri de Cap Blanc, famous for its magnificent rock carvings.
Finally, no visit to the Dordogne would be complete without sampling the local cuisine : savor duck and truffles, sample the region’s wines, and indulge in foie gras, a local specialty.
