Want to explore history, discover unspoilt nature and taste world-renowned gastronomy? You'll love the Dordogne! Located in south-west France, between Gironde, Lot and Corrèze, this territory takes its name from the majestic Dordogne River, classified as a Biosphere Reserve by Unesco.

In terms of heritage, this former province of Périgord abounds with treasures: the famous Lascaux caves, unique prehistoric sites, castles and abbeys dotting the landscape, not to mention 10 villages classified as “Les Plus Beaux Villages de France” and 3 Towns of Art and History. In this vast playground, canoeing and hiking allow you to discover the Dordogne Valley, the Vézère Valley (classified as a “Grands Sites de France”) and the Périgord-Limousin Regional Nature Park.

Looking for a more “slow”, eco-friendly and relaxed way to spend your holiday? The Dordogne is committed to responsible tourism: cycle routes, greenways and eco-responsible accommodation are on the increase, while the “La Dordogne sans pétrole” initiative offers 24 car-free itineraries (combining train + hiking or cycling).

As for flavors, prepare yourself for a veritable feast: Périgord truffles, Bergerac wines and many other exceptional products will awaken your taste buds and let you experience an authentic terroir.