Dordogne - travel and tourism

Each town is marked to indicate which part of the Dordogne region it is in (see also the individual place details for a location map and list of places to visit nearby):

Aubeterre sur Dronne (north)

Autoire (Lot)

Beaumont (south)

Belves (south)

Bergerac (west)

Beynac (central)

Brantome (north)

Bretenoux (Lot)

Campagne (central)

Cadouin (central)

Carennac (east)

Curemonte (Correze)

Domme (south)

Excideuil (north)

Eymet (south-west)

Issac (north)

Issigeac (south-west)

Lalinde (central)

La Roque-Gageac (central)

Les Eyzies de Tayac (central)

Le Bugue (central)

Limeuil (central)

Loubressac (Lot)

Martel (east)

Molieres (south)

Monbazillac (south-west)

Monpazier (south)

Montignac (north central

Mussidan (north)

Mussidan villages (north)

Neuvic (north)

Nontron (north central)

Perigueux (north)

Riberac (north)

Rocamadour (Lot / eastern Dordogne)

Sarlat (central)

Saint Cyprien (central)

Saint-Jean-de-Cole (north, a very pretty Dordogne village)

Saint Emilion (just outside south-west Dordogne)

Saint Leon sur Vézere (central)

Souillac (east)

Terrasson (north)

Thiviers (north)

Tremolat (central)

Villefranche-du-Perigord (south-west)

As well as the larger towns in the Dordogne region, there are of course dozens of small villages to discover and explore. I recommend you try and use the smaller routes where possible, passing through the quieter countryside and hamlets, where many small villages will have just a few houses but will be every bit as beautiful as the larger, more well known towns.

Note: Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne is NOT in the Dordogne department - See Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne in Limousin!