The ruined castle of the Chateau de Beynac is part of the Beynac-et-Cazenac commune of the Dordogne department of France. Dating back to the middle ages, the castle is a well preserved beauty and is known for its intricate architecture. The castle sits on a limestone cliff and is housed on the northern shore of the Dordogne River.
Cathédrale Saint-Sacerdos is one of the finest and ancient churches in the city. The Cathedral exudes a charm with its fine architectural detailing, that makes the building truly worth looking at. Besides, the church parish conducts prayers, concerts, religious meetings, cultural activities and services regularly. If you are planing on exploring the city, this is one place you should add to your itinerary.
Located in the beautiful French countryside near the village of Cendrieux, Château de la Pommerie is a designated national monument since 2002 and also houses a museum showcasing objects and personal belongings of the famous French military officer, Napoleon Bonaparte. The 18th-century mansion owned and maintained by Napoleon's descendants who open up their house to visitors during summer days where one can view the private collection of the imperial family that includes memorabilia, paintings, sculptures, uniforms, weapons, crockery, furniture among many other items. While individual tourists have to pay a price of seven euros for entry and children under 12 go free, groups visits have to be booked in advance.
The castle of Chateau de Bonaguil is located in the Saint-Front-sur-Lemance commune of France. Designated as a site of French history and heritage, the castle is considered to be one of last fortified castles that still remain. Dating back to the 13th Century, the castle is constructed magnificently and is touted for its architecture.
Exuding true royal and historic vibes, the Chateau de Commarque is one of the most important relics in France. Dating back to the 12th Century, the mansion stands on a rocky outcrop between Sarlat and Les Eyzies in the valley of the River Beune. Over the years, the mansion was left neglected; visitors can get the opportunity to experience this rich piece of heritage firsthand. Once here, they can explore the valley floor level with the prehistoric cave, the troglodyte dwellings, the medieval fortified encampment and the Roman keep overlooking an unforgettable panorama.
The 17th-century manor house, Manor d'Eyrignac is surrounded by an 18th-century Italian Renaissance garden which is listed as one of the Notable Gardens of France by the Committee of Parks and Gardens of the French Ministry of Culture. Open throughout the year for public visitations, the park offers tourists a chance to marvel at various topiary sculptures, vistas, fountains, statues and an allée of vases dating.
Located a few minutes away from the French countryside town of Aubas and on the banks of the river Vézère, Château de Sauvebœuf is a beautiful 14th Century castle and a popular tourist attraction for its rich history, remarkable architecture and an amazing pre-historic museum, all owned and maintained by a private individual. For the price of 20 euros, you get a combined tour of the both house and the museum with a highly proficient guide who takes you through the various exhibits like old furniture, valuable paintings, sculptures, preserved natural items, Neolithic artifacts among many other interesting items. The charming rooms and grounds of the castle are also leased out for private events such as weddings, parties, conferences and seminars where your function is sure to be successful in the charming historical atmosphere and stunning riverside views.
Located in the scenic Dordogne valley, Château de Caudon is an ancient castle that is most known for its well-manicured lawns and pretty garden. It sits atop a small hill, offering uninterrupted views of the countryside. It was constructed during the reign of King Louis XVI of France. The garden consists of plane trees that lead up to the mansion. Interesting topiaries, shrubs and a box garden has also been cultivated. There is a small chapel as well a prize-winning English garden.