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Comprising vast tracts of territory in the southwest of the country, Dordogne is a location that will exceed your expectations as a holiday destination. Featuring a largely rural terrain, filled with picturesque villages and hamlets, the cottages in Dordogne will be the perfect choice for holidaymakers who want to experience a film-like experience, thanks to its settlements with colourful facade houses and castle communities, which look like something out of a medieval fairytale. Surrounded by majestic natural habitats, the villages and towns of this department will also be the ideal choice for those who are more attracted to an outdoor holiday, ready for fun adventures every day as soon as the sun rises. That's why, if you're tired of the hustle and bustle of the city and want a change of pace, Dordogne and its hundreds of holiday possibilities will be experiences you won't want to miss this season. None of the accommodations in Dordogne have convinced you? Check out our holiday lettings in Bordeaux, away from the hustle and busy streets, here you can have those relaxing holidays you ever wanted
Picturesque cottages in Dordogne where to enjoy a splendid stay
Now, whether we are talking about a village in the north of the department or a settlement in the southeast of its territorial limit, Dordogne will have a lot to offer in terms of lodgings and residences. Besides presenting classic looks, colourful facades and a fairytale ambience, the cottages in Dordogne will also present you with many practical features that travellers will enjoy during their visit, be it amenities or aspects such as their location. Starting with the most advantageous, the lodgings of Dordogne and Holidu present varied locations in the various settlements of the department, ensuring peaceful experiences surrounded by beautiful forests and mountains or dynamic stays in dreamy villages. When it comes to amenities or appliances, Dordogne will not be left behind either, thanks to its options with swimming pools, terraces, gardens, hot tubs and saunas that will provide comfort and fun on even the most homely of Sundays. Finally, complementing the holidays of thousands of holidaymakers to the full, Holidu's cottages will feature huge limits, accommodating up to a total of 24 people, enabling couples, families and groups of friends of any size to enjoy a holiday in France that will be unrivalled. And to improve things, we have plenty of options regarding villas in South West France, so you have plenty of options if you weren't convinced with the lettings in Dordogne
You'll find that our accommodations in Dordogne have everything you need for a wonderful holiday. Don't hesitate any longer, book a cottage in Dordogne and make the most of your holiday!
The cottages in Dordogne comes with the following:
- Pet-friendly
- BBQ
- TV
- Terrace
- Swimming pool
Travel around Dordogne and find numerous things to do
Dordogne for animal kingdom enthusiasts
Lurking in the greenery of the Dordogne and splashing about in the waters of the department, the wildlife is an intriguing aspect that remains popular with tourists from around the world. That is why if you find yourself interested in learning more about France and, therefore, Dordogne, visiting points such as farms and zoos in the area is highly recommended during your visit, we also suggest checking the cottages in Aquitaine, a place full of natural reserves and a plethora of animal species. Focusing mostly on the nation's bird and mammal species, the Reserve Zoologique de Calviac is a fantastic option with which to begin an informative tour of French fauna, thanks to its diverse specimens of lemurs, owls, foxes, herons, monkeys, tapirs and even minks that are sure to make your visit a thoroughly witty and adorable experience. Complementing your day in Calviac perfectly, it is also recommended that holidaymakers stroll through the Aquarium Périgord Noir due to its focus on reptiles, fish and amphibians, allowing tourists a comprehensive look at all the vertebrates in the nation. Appeal to your natural side and get closer to Dordogne, sharing your days among animals this season. Rent a private cottage in Dordogne and embark yourself on a wonderful adventure.
Dordogne for historians
On the contrary, if your passion goes beyond biology, the Dordogne will also keep you interested with its landmarks. Whether found outdoors in nature or sheltered within four walls, the Dordogne's attractions also tend to have a highly historical background, making it a popular spot for historians from all over the world. And a few kilometres to the south of the region, you can find some cottages in Bergerac, another place rich in history with numerous ruins to explore! In Dordogne, you will travel thousands and hundreds of years back in time, the most iconic attractions found in the department are the Prehistoric Sites and Decorated Caves of the Vézère Valley, which comprise numerous parietal wall paintings of animals and provide the most information about the communities of the time and their customs. Of the 15 sites, the Lascaux cave is one of the most popular, so it is advisable to visit the Lascaux IV, where it is possible to admire the most beautiful pieces of the network in the comfort of a museum. Moving a little closer to the present day, travellers can also visit sites such as the Vesunna, where archaeological exhibits dating back to 2 AD can be seen alongside diverse collections of art from the Roman Republican and Imperial eras. By exploring these and other sites available in the Dordogne, holidaymakers will have the chance to learn about the communities and the historical evolution of the French nation during its early days, which will help them become very familiar with its heritage and the events that shaped France as a country. To make it easier for the historians, we have plenty of cottages in the countryside in Dordogne and near the centre of the region, don't waste the opportunity!
Hence to its numerous historical landmarks, the department of Dordogne comprises a total of 15 UNESCO World Heritage Sites on its territory.
Which places are worth visiting in Dordogne?
- Enjoy majestic scenery at La Roque St. Christophe
- Get to know the countless towns and villages of Dordogne by enjoying intriguing sightseeing sessions
- Add Château de Puymartin to your sites-to-visit and enjoy an architectural wonder of Dordogne
- Fancy a visit to Terrasson-Lavilledieu
- Have relaxing walks along the beautiful Jardins d'Eau
- Explore Le Bois des Lutins along with your family
- Stroll the Marché St Cyprien and taste the freshest crops and products of Dordogne
I need some tips for travelling in Dordogne
Top 7 travel tips in Dordogne
1. Enjoy the majestic scenery at La Roque St. Christophe
Well-known as a rock formation with shelters, La Roque St. Christophe is bound to give you the unique views of your stay. Perched on the side of a large cliff in Peyzac-le-Moustier, La Roque St. Christophe is considered one of the most special viewpoints in the whole world, offering locals and tourists from all over the world some of the most awe-inspiring scenery of the whole of Les Eyzies-de-Tayac and Tursac. Approach the area with confidence and enjoy some of the most outstanding panoramas that our cottages in Dordogne have to offer this season.
2. Get to know the countless towns and villages of Dordogne by enjoying intriguing sightseeing sessions
Mostly driven by the fantastic attractions found in settlements, sightseeing sessions are some of the most recommended activities during a holiday abroad. Having Dordogne as a playground available for all kinds of experiences, sightseeing is one of the activities that tourists will grow to like throughout the area. Presenting stunning photo opportunities for tourists and intriguing scenery, spots such as Le Badaud de Sarlat, Statue Cyrano de Bergerac and Parc Le Bournat are some of the best options that could feature in an experience, thanks to their incredible locations in towns, villages and hamlets, allowing tourists to be located in the restless centres, which will provide a greater opportunity to experience the Dordogne's popular attractions and enjoy an epic holiday.
3. Add Château de Puymartin to your sites-to-visit and enjoy an architectural wonder of Dordogne
Built in the heart of Sarlat-la-Canéda as the town's central building, the Château de Puymartin is one of the most beautiful attractions that Dordogne can present to tourists who enjoy architecture. Dating back to the 13th century, this Dordogne fortification owes its popularity to the various historical events in which it took part, the impacts of which left marks on its structure and aggravated its beauty. Consequently, in the 19th century, it underwent restorations to its structure, an event that made the architecture of the castle a more interesting aspect of the attraction and one of its main focal points. If you are in the area or are a fan of architecture at any level, be sure to visit the large wings and sections of the Château de Puymartin as its features and collections will make your visit an unforgettable experience, and if you are keen to know more about these places, don't hesitate in booking a cottage in Sarlat-la-Canéd.
4. Fancy a visit to Terrasson-Lavilledieu
Replete with houses with perfect facades and quaint cobbled roofs, Terrasson-Lavilledieu is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful communes that any tourist will find in the Dordogne department. Thus, if you are interested in staying in one of those dream settlements that you only thought possible in the pages of a fairy tale, this hamlet is your best chance. Boasting numerous visual attractions and features of charm, Terrasson-Lavilledieu will not skimp on sights, promising a satisfying experience to visitors from all over the world. Enjoy fantastic outdoor attractions such as its Les Jardins de l'Imaginaire or alternatives sheltered in the safety of four walls such as Musée du Chocolat Bovetti and have a fabulous experience in the dynamic Dordogne department.
5. Have relaxing walks along the beautiful Jardins d'Eau
Boasting trails lined with greenery in beautiful shades of green, an array of colourful flowers and even a little river running the length of the resort, the Jardins d'Eau is the ideal spot of Dordogne in which to enjoy a relaxing walk. Whether it's a Sunday free of tourist schedules or a weekday afternoon where you have nothing else to do, exploring an outdoor space at your holiday destination is always a great idea to get rid of all those worry-laden thoughts. A stroll around the area will be all you need to appreciate the beauty of the French flora and enjoy the most enchanting features of the area, such as artificial lakes and decorative bridges. Don't miss out!
6. Explore Le Bois des Lutins along with your family
Set in one of the many green spaces that the Dordogne department presents on its territory, Le Bois des Lutins is an attraction you won't want to miss. Focused on providing entertainment for the adventurous people of the world, this Le Bugue option will be perfect to visit with the family, especially those with energetic young children who are eager to explore the thick French forest through various games. Sliding down toboggans and climbing through courses of netting on treetops, Le Bois des Lutins will be the most organic and exciting amusement park you can visit this holiday season.
7. Stroll the Marché St Cyprien and taste the freshest crops and products of Dordogne
Found just a few miles from the centre of Sarlat, the Marché St Cyprien is one of the most popular shopping and selling points in the area. Held every Sunday of the year, this market focuses on maintaining customs that saw their origins around the Middle Ages and will present the perfect opportunity for tourists to sample the most delicious local dishes and freshest local produce. Be sure to set aside a Sunday of your stay to visit the magnificent Marché St Cyprien and try some exquisite local dishes such as cassoulet, enchaud périgourdin, gateu des rois and canelé for a taste of the most delectable flavours of French cuisine. Have a taste of one of the best cuisines in all of France and book a cottage in Dordogne now!