Towns and villages of the Dordogne

Each town is marked to indicate which part of the Dordogne region it is in. Click on the town names for a brief guide.

Beaumont (south)

Belves (south)

Bergerac (west)

Beynac (central)

Brantome (north)

Cadouin (central)

Domme (south)

Excideuil (north)

Eymet (south-west)

Issigeac (south-west)

Lalinde (central)

La Roque-Gageac (central)

Les Eyzies de Tayac (central)

Le Bugue (central)

Limeuil (central)

Martel (east)

Molieres (south)

Monbazillac (south-west)

Monpazier (south)

Montignac (north central)

Nontron (north central)

Perigueux (north)

Riberac (north)

Rocamadour (Lot / eastern Dordogne)

Sarlat (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!