Castle Tips And Travel Spots

The south‑western département of Dordogne (part of the historic Périgord region) holds mythical status among gastronomes. Its rocky soils, oak groves, and chestnut woods hide

Château de Beynac sits on a cliff, looking like something pulled straight out of a medieval movie. Below it, the little village of Beynac-et-Cazenac winds

If you love wine and rustic French charm, Bergerac and the Dordogne should be high on your 2025 travel list. Tucked just east of Bordeaux,

Cognac is an iconic French spirit – a type of brandy named after the town of Cognac in southwest France. It’s an “eau-de-vie” (water of

Kayaking in Dordogne is one of the best ways to explore this part of France. The river is calm, the views are stunning, and every

Bergerac’s markets are more than shopping—they’re a taste of Dordogne’s daily rhythm. Here, fresh vegetables, golden Monbazillac wine, fragrant herbs, and farmhouse cheeses change with

Brantôme France sits quietly in the northern Dordogne, wrapped in the curves of the Dronne River. Locals call it the Venice of Périgord—not because of

Plan perfect holidays in Périgord and discover why this corner of southwest France is one of the country’s best-kept secrets. Located in the Dordogne département,