Issac, Dordogne - travel guide

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Visit Issac

Issac is a delightful little village to the north of Bergerac and east of Mussidan. Approaching the village from the south (where there is lots of parking by the Salle Municipal) you see the stone entrance gate and above and beyond the beautiful church of Issac, the Eglise Neuve d'Issac.

Surrounding the church are a number of attractive cottages and there is a particularly interesting building linked to the stone entrance porch which has a round tower and has a look of something from Morroco. Behind the church is also the town Marie.

Back out through the stone gateway and a short way down the road is a bar/restaurant/epicerie (grocery store). A perfect spot to stop for a coffee and appreciate the tranquility of the village.

Back down the road towards the Salle Municipale there is the restored lavoir which was once the communal clothes washing point for the village.

Issac Photo Gallery (click any photo to expand)

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John and Sandra Howard makes this comment

Sunday, 02 May 2010

we very much liked the photos of Issac especially our pigeonier opposite the church.Issac is a lovely village we have lived there for 6 years and have integrated into the french way of life.

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