There are a number of shops to make your stay at the campsite easier. Find out more Situated at the foot of the cliff, according to tradition the abbey was consecrated by Charlemagne himself. There is a magnificent view over the town from the bell tower. Go in and visit their world:. His universe is nature. Eric Simonin transforms sand into mushrooms, jellyfish and butterflies. This glass craftsman pays tribute to nature, its beauty but also its fragility.
He wants to raise our awareness and encourage us to have a different perspective on the diversity we no longer see and yet which makes up our world. Visit the website. The Dordogne has a long history of cutlery-making and one of its representatives, situated in the heart of the village, showcases all of his expertise. Craftsmanship can be tasty! From traditional flavours to the most suprising ones: try the foie gras ice cream!
You can choose between its fresh cooked produce, its preserves as well as its many regional products. And the perfect place for this is the ecomuseum in Sorges, a few kilometres from the campsite. All of the mysteries of this mushroom — both scientific and gastronomic — will be revealed. Truffle tasting on-site all year round. Even if many of our villages are centred around a castle, an abbey or a covered market, the charm of the old stones will surprise you every time.
The Vesunna museum will add the finishing touch to your visit. A designated historical monument, the castle of Bourdeilles — built around a medieval fortress — will enchant lovers of history and art. Two castles from different eras medieval and Renaissance , built on a rocky terrace raised by a rampart overhanging the river Dronne.
The first is a feudal fortress 13thth century , which is dominated by a unique 35m high octagonal keep. Rediscovered during the 19th century, it is a place that gives off enormous spirituality. In May, it welcomes a renowned flower exhibition and, during the summer months, music concerts are organised in the 12th-century church.
