Medieval Bergerac sits in the heart of the region. A gourmet paradise, perfect for history buffs, wine lovers and water babies with river rides and canoeing. It’s an ideal base to explore the picturesque countryside and villages of the Dordogne.

Bergerac is found on the northern bank of the Dordogne River, in the western part of the Dordogne department. It is among the largest towns in the region and is classified as a town of Art and History. The highlight of a trip to Bergerac is the old town - the area immediately north of the river, signposted 'vieille ville'.

City of art and history, Bergerac draws its features on the edge of the Dordogne. Here, it is good to live. We like to eat and laugh. Gastronomy, let's talk about it! Fresh poultry with foie gras to taste on a piece of toast, that is all the promise of a good meal. The whole is watered of a wine of the country obviously.

Bergerac is a town on the northern bank of the Dordogne river in the western part of the Dordogne department: it is one of the largest, most important towns in the region. France This Way review: Bergerac has several highlights including an extensive medieval centre and a frontage on the Dordogne river and a visit is highly recommended.

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