Top 40 things to do and attractions in Sarlat-la-Caneda

A magnificent building which holds the title of co-cathedral of the Diocese of Périgueux and Sarlat. It was listed as a historical monument in 1840. The sanctuary is dedicated to Saint Sacerdos. There are two saints named Sacerdos in France, but the cathedral's patronage refers to Sacerdos of Limoges, whose relics were received by the cathedral in the Middle Ages. The relics disappeared during the Wars of Religion. The Diocese of Sarlat was created in 1317, along with several other Catholic dioceses in the Aquitaine region, following the victory of the French royal forces over the Albigensian Cathar armies. Pope John XXII, former Bishop of Cahors, appointed the abbot of the Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Sacerdos as the new bishop of the city. Thus, the former Romanesque abbey church became the cathedral of the diocese. Reconstruction began in 1504, and Bishop Armand de Gontaud-Biron entrusted Master Builder Pierre Esclache with the task of building a new cathedral, initially carried out under the orders of Master Mason Blaise Bernard. Work was intermittent due to lack of funds, wars, and epidemics. It was not completed until the 1680s. The vaults were built from 1682 to 1685, under the episcopate of François III de Salignac de la Mothe-Fénelon, Fénelon's uncle and godfather, tutor to the Dauphin, and Archbishop of Cambrai. The diocese was abolished during the Concordat of 1801, and its territory was incorporated into the Diocese of Périgueux. Although reusing certain Romanesque parts of the old abbey church, the general style of the cathedral is Gothic of Nordic inspiration (presence of two side aisles). The Romanesque bell tower dates from the 12th century and is the oldest part of the building. It succeeded a Carolingian construction and underwent changes: the top floor dates from the 17th century and the bulbous belfry from the 18th century.

Such a beautiful cathedral. It is a fantastic example of a Romanesque 12th century Abbey. It has wonderful vaulted ceilings and lovely altarpiece lead light windows. It has a beautiful swallows nest organ. Worth a visit.

Medieval building with high ceiling and beautiful stained-glass windows, what’s not to like about it... Such historical town with a nice cathedral (was once a cathedral) to boast. Constructions for this place started since the 14th century, however, it was not completed until the 17th century. This town is a must visit.

Amazing piece of architecture located in the very center of town.

another stunning cathedral in a beautiful medieval town. Worth seeing

It is truly beyond my comprehension how beautiful these cathedrals can get! You actually get a full sensation of medieval ages, and subconsciously diving over 500 years to the past! Make sure to stay longer in the church, and enjoy the organ play!

Huge means important and this one is expansive. They play chants so you can heat the impeccable acoustics. Clean as a whistle. Visit

The video explaining the architecture of Château de Beynac was excellent. The accompanying app provided an audio guide and the narrative about Queen Eleanor and her son, King Henry, enriching the experience. The view from the top is absolutely breathtaking, offering a unique perspective reminiscent of the monarchy, where you feel as if you’re overlooking the entire land, inspiring a sense of responsibility to protect it. From this vantage point, you can also see the nearby Castelnaud-la-Chapelle Castle. The entrance fee is quite reasonable, making this visit even more worthwhile. Highly recommend!

Château de Beynac is stunning—basically the Beyoncé of castles. The views will wreck you (in a good way), and the stairs will leave you breathless along with the view. Worth it. Also, the castle was basically for a woman who had two husbands bc she could. Iconic

Grand castle. Need 1 hour to go through it. Asked to download the application as tour guide. Could have provided a pamphlet instead of it. View was stunning and worth a one time visit

The most amazing Château we have been to yet! Well worth the trip, just make sure you park up top and not on river like we did. It's a very steep, but beautiful walk up the path if you want some exercise tho.

One of the most impressive castles in the Périgord. Majestic, its location remains breathtaking and its panorama exceptional. Indeed, this incredible medieval fortress, perched on its golden cliff, overlooks the Dordogne River from over 150 meters above sea level. A true movie set ! A tour of the castle will take you from the 12th-century keep to the majestic Salle des Etats, ending at the top of the Éperon Tower, where you'll overlook the valley just as the Beynac family, to whom the building belonged for nearly 1,000 years, did. From there, the view over the Valley of the Five Castles is superb ! When leaving the castle, we've visit the church, whose stately lodge is open to the public.

What an incredible castle. This ancient castle sits above the Dordogne Valley with an ancient 12th century village on the surrounding hillside. No guides, just enjoy at your own pace. A must see if you are in the area.

A wonderful place which is beautifully preserved and enhanced with interactive experiences including audio guides in multiple languages and an informative slide show. Visited on a beautifully sunny day in November, no crowds and plenty of time and space to explore.

Special place. Lovely place to watch the hot air balloon's . We were lucky enough to get it all to ourselves several times. Very pleasant and peaceful.

Beautiful building, serene setting. Within easy walking distance for the ancient downtown area.

(Translated by Google) Set back from the main street, at the back of the cathedral, you discover somewhat by chance this magnificent little building, the "Lantern of the Dead". Shaped like a bullet, it reveals itself to you by chance. Small chapel, it is located not far from a necropolis, located behind the cathedral. Enter, and you will find yourself inside a cocoon... interface between the world here below and the world beyond. A must see, because of its shape, its purpose, and don't forget to read the sign nearby, evoking its history. Exciting ! (Original) En retrait, par rapport à la rue principale, à l'arrière de la cathédrale, vous découvrez un peu par hasard ce petit édifice magnifique, la "Lanterne des morts". En forme de balle de fusil, il se dévoile par hasard à vous. Petite chapelle, elle se situe non loin d'une nécropole, situé à l'arrière de la cathédrale. Entrez, et vous vous trouverez à l'intérieur d'un cocon... interface entre le monde d'ici bas et le monde de l'au-delà. A voir absolument, en raison de sa forme, de sa vocation, et n'oubliez pas de lire le panneau tout près, évoquant son histoire. Passionnant !

(Translated by Google) A strange building at the back of the cathedral, set back from the main street but not away from the busy streets, as it offers a view of the cathedral from its landing 😇 We visited it in the cool of nightfall, which gave the stone a magnificent color 😊 Too bad, they'll just have to add a railing, a rope to access it 👍 (Original) Étrange bâtiment à l'arrière de la cathédrale, éloigner de la rue principale mais pas de l'affluence car elle donne une vue de son palier sur la cathédrale 😇 Nous l'avons visiter à la fraîche à la nuit tombé cela rendait à la pierre une couleur magnifique 😊 Dommage, il faudra juste rajouter une rambarde, Cordon pour pouvoir y accéder 👍

Intriguing "monument" which origins date back to the 12th century. The term "lantern of the dead" is a neologism. In the past, other names were used, such as "cemetery lamp" or "fanal". Its origin remains shrouded in mystery, fueling local legends and stories. Designed in limestone typical of the region, this building is distinguished by its slender shape and conical roof. This monument, listed as a historical monument, represents a real enigma. Indeed, while some lanterns were used to mark cemeteries, others had a spiritual or protective function. The location of the Lantern of the Dead, near the old Saint-Sacerdos church and an old Benedictine cemetery of Saint-Benoit, reinforces its close link with medieval religious practices. The use of these lanterns of the dead, widely used in certain regions of France such as Creuse and Puy-de-Dôme, often symbolized a light guiding the souls of the deceased. The Lantern of the Dead of Sarlat is part of this heritage, testifying to the close relationship between spiritual beliefs and funerary architecture. It is interesting to note that similar lanterns of the dead are found in various regions of France, each with its own particularities. Some, such as those found in villages along the Loire River, also served as landmarks for nighttime travelers. Others, further south, towards the Charente River, were often associated with specific funerary rites.

A unique tower behind the Cathedral dedicated to the dead. Well worth to take a look, as it's only a few of these monuments existing in France.

(Translated by Google) A surprising structure that amazes the eye as you pass behind the cathedral. A lantern that illuminates our dead as they pass into the light? No one knows, even if we like to think so. A quiet place where inner peace and spiritual elevation reign for those who know how to listen. July/August is very busy. Free admission. (Original) Surprenante structure qui emerveille le regard quand on passe derrière la cathédrale. Une lenterne qui illuminerait nos morts lors de leurs passages dans la lumière ? Nul ne le sait même si ça nous plaît à le penser. Un endroit au calme au règne la paix intérieure et l'élévation spirituelle à qui sait l'entendre. La période juillet/août est vraiment fréquentée. Entrée libre.

Setting beautiful on a garden terrace. Food was however a bit disappointing… starters and foie gras excellent, duck breast with coffee and cardamom was not that special, also the potato mousse with the poultry was average, the poultry was good though. The service was soso as the staff had too many tables per person, so had to wait to catch his attention.

Le Presidial enjoys a beautiful location that makes dining there pleasant. There's something appealing about the setting that creates a nice atmosphere for an evening out. The fact that the place was completely booked when I visited shows it's clearly popular with diners. The food was okay - eatable but with some issues that kept it from being better. The vegetables were noticeably too salty, which detracted from the meal. The meat had good flavor and was well-seasoned, and they got the cooking right (au point), but it was quite chewy - not what you'd expect when paying these prices. It wasn't bad food, just not quite hitting the mark for what they're charging. The staff were friendly and welcoming throughout the evening, which I appreciated. They created a warm atmosphere and made us feel comfortable. However, at this price point, I found myself expecting more polished service touches. Having to pour our own wine felt too casual for what the restaurant financially positions itself as. The wine selection was decent enough, so it wasn't about quality but rather the level of service. Overall, it's an okay place with a beautiful setting and nice staff. The food is decent enough and the location does add to the experience. While I wouldn't say it's exceptional value, it's not terrible either - just somewhere in the middle where everything is fine but nothing stands out as special.

Others must have visited on an off day. We came for lunch and had the €33 menu and 2 glasses of wine. Total cost €77. We found the only waitress serving, friendly and she spoke good English too. We had an amuse bouche of polenta and tomatoes. Foie gras and butternut squash soup for the first course. Couldn't fault it. Main course fish with green curry just and duck confit with reduction. Very good. Desserts were raspberry and coconut cake and the best crème brûlée ever. OK the sunny day and setting in the garden may have clouded our judgement. It actually didn't, it only added to the enjoyment of the meal.

Exceptional meal for our last evening in Sarlat. Beautiful surroundings. Great service from Jeremy.

What a wonderful treat this was! We have been in France for the better part of a month and have visited several Boulangeries and Pätisseries, Maison Lissajoux is by far the best eatery of them all. The atmosphere and service are wonderful, and the food is excellent! I had the Avacado toast from the fresh bread made on site by the bread and pastry chefs. The place gives a light, airy atmosphere and a good vibe. I will definitely be back if we return to Sarlat. Merci, John and staff for your wonderful hospitality!

Highly recommend. Such a beautiful, calm and quiet setting close enough to the town centre that its super easy to get to. 6 of us ate here and all the food was absolutely delicious and bought out in good time. We had a waiter who spoke English and was so lovely and funny! His great personality was such a positive part of the experience. All food was cooked perfectly and tasted amazing! The quality of all the meat we had was great, the beef just melted in your mouth! It was all presented beautifully and the desserts were really good too. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting Sarlat.

We walked out of another restaurant in Sarlat & decided we wanted a special meal, so this was our choice. We had eaten here 7 years ago & we were hoping it was just as good. We were not disappointed. We sat out on the terrace & had a lovely meal with 3 courses set at 55 euros. The standouts were the duck & the chicken. The cocktail with champagne shot was delicious & the chablis was very smooth. The gourmand dessert with champagne gave you a small taste of 4 desserts. My only criticism is that they could offer a purely vegetarian option on the mains menu. Taking the pork out of the fish dish is not making it vegetarian. We left feeling it had been one of the better meals on our trip.

(Translated by Google) Located behind the cathedral, it can be accessed on foot on the left of the latter (signs present but perhaps not very visible). It is an ancient abbey cemetery, interesting for lovers of medieval history, made up of later arcosolium bourgeois tombs (some sculptures and some inscriptions remain) and simple tombstones dated to the 12th-14th century, bearing cruciferous symbols linked to the Templars (according to some ). In summer they are unfortunately covered by the steps of the summer arena! The cemetery is probably connected with the so-called Lantern of the Dead, an enigmatic circular construction from the 13th century which watches over the Garden from the small slope behind it. (Original) Situato dietro la cattedrale, vi si accede a piedi sulla sinistra di quest'ultima (indicazioni presenti ma forse non molto visibili). È un antico cimitero abbaziale, interessante per gli appassionati di storia medievale, costituito da tombe borghesi ad arcosolio più tarde (rimane qualche scultura e qualche iscrizione) e semplici lastre tombali datate al XII-XIV secolo, recanti simboli cruciferi legati ai Templari (secondo alcuni). D'estate vengono purtroppo coperte dalle gradinate dell'arena estiva! Il cimitero è probabilmente connesso con la cosiddetta Lanterna dei Morti, enigmatica costruzione circolare del XIII secolo che vigila sul Giardino dalla piccola salita retrostante.

(Translated by Google) very nice place (Original) très belle endroit

(Translated by Google) A place that offers a sound and light show on summer evenings, very nice, it tells the history of Sarlat but a little short, expensive for the duration, and the animation of the salamanders whose tails move backwards 1 time out of 2 is a shame, great work by the town's historians (Original) Lieu qui propose un spectacle son et lumière les soirs d été, très sympa ça raconte l histoire de sarlat mais un peu court, chère pour la durée, et l animation des salamandres qui on la queue qui bouge 1fois sur 2 à l envers c est dommage , beau travail des historiens de la ville

(Translated by Google) Pass through Sarlat-la-Canéda to visit this beautiful town and stop at the Jardin d'Enfeu for an incredibly magnificent sound and light show 🤩 Sarlat is a lively town 😍😍 with beautiful buildings and narrow streets (Original) Passage dans Sarlat-la-Canéda pour visiter cette belle ville et arrêt au jardin d'enfeu pour un son et lumière incroyablement magnifique 🤩 Sarlat ville animée 😍😍 aux belles bâtisses et ruelles

(Translated by Google) I went there to see a play during the festival dedicated to this and it was magnificent! (Original) J'y suis allée pour voir une pièce de théâtre lors du festival dédié à cela et c'était grandiose!

(Translated by Google) Couldn't visit it because the lights were on. (Original) N'ai pas pu le visiter car il y avait les illuminations

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, especially with its projection of lights on the facades of the cathedral which tells the story of Sarlat-la-Canéda. (Original) Belle endroit, surtout avec sa projection de lumières sur les façades de la cathédrale qui son raconte l'histoire de Sarlat-la-Canéda.

Pretty park lying above and on the outskirts of the old city, within a short walk of the main streets and tourist attractions. A nice place to sit and relax, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. A pretty tree lined path runs along the top of the park to the bandstand and to a small children's play area. There's plenty of shade and benches, although a couple of the beaches are a little rickety. In one corner there are public toilets, but whilst free, they're not very clean. Just serviceable. Level 9 Google reviewer; 1,000 plus reviews with nearly 2 million views and over 12,000 photos with over 55 million views and still going strong 💪. Check out my other reviews 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟.

Calm, beautiful park. Picnic tables and play area for kids too....

A lovely place to come and sit and get away from the bustling town. It is peaceful with lots of benches, big shady trees and paths which are easy to navigate. The park isn't large and on a hillside so quite steep to walk around and to the top if you have mobility issues. There are public toilets but they are not the best, so I would suggest using those on the carpark below.

Nice & clean park. Great playground for little kids.

Nice quiet area to sit and have lunch.

A rare and pleasant place in Sarlat, good views, shady trees.

Nice place, non so beautiful

(Translated by Google) Superb visit with a passionate miller. Delicious hazelnut oil. (Original) Superbe visite avec un meunier passionné. Huile de noisette délicieuse.

(Translated by Google) Historic water mill specializing in nut oils. The walnut oil (Huile Vierge de Noix) is widely known and the mill with its ancient water-driven grinder is worth a visit. The prices for the excellent nut oils are fair. 10 liters of oil are pressed by hand from 30 kilos of almonds or hazelnuts. (Original) Historische Wassermühle spezialisiert auf Nussöle. Das Walnussöl (Huile vierge de noix) ist weithin bekannt und die Mühle mit dem Wasser getrieben altertümlichen Mahlwerk ist eine Besichtigung wert. Die Preise für die exzellenten Nussöle sind fair. Aus 30 Kilo Mandeln oder Haselnüsse werden in aufwendiger Handarbeit 10 Liter Öl gepresst.

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant visit, quick and very interesting. Ideal for young and old. Quality products. (Original) Visite tres agreable rapide et tres interressante. Ideale pour petits et grands. Produits de qualité.

(Translated by Google) Nice visit to the mill, quality oil. (Original) Belle visite du moulin, huile de qualité.

(Translated by Google) Very friendly and sincere owners, the essence of the area. Quality products. (Original) Propietaris molt amables i sincers, la essència de la zona. Productes de qualitat.

(Translated by Google) No visit to the mill possible. (Original) Pas de visite du moulin possible.

(Translated by Google) Very nice guided tour, very nice (Original) Très belle visite guidée très sympa

Very nice historical church.

(Translated by Google) Nice (Original) Mooi

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful building (Original) Très bel édifice

(Translated by Google) Magnificent church! The celebrations are interesting! (Original) Magnifique église ! Les célébrations sont intéressantes !

A magnificent location with wonderful views, an incredible sculpted garden and plenty to explore. We took an afternoon to get our and enjoy some nature after a few days of taking in the well known historical sites in the area. It was a fine weather day, and we very much enjoyed a leisurely afternoon in these grounds. The views are far reaching, the paths calming and very well maintained, and called off with a nice restaurant just above the entrance or, along the patna ways, a creperie. The chateau in the grounds was an unexpected highlight, with some interesting history and several displays about the link between the owner and the illustrator of the Michelin Man. A must see for all

A wonderful part of the Dordogne. There is plenty of parking and the approach to the manor house gives you an idea of the creativity of the gardeners who shape the box hedges into fantastic arrangements. The walk along the ridge has quite a few pathways and also some fun things for kids. It is a long walk and so many vistas to explore. The restaurant is good but pricey. €6.50 for a finger of lemon juice in a glass and a jug of water. It’s was refreshing though.

Brilliant gardens. Nice house and wonderful views over the Dordogne River and valley especially from the Belvedere viewpoint. Wonderful sights of wild cyclamen (it was autumn) throughout.

This was so much fun! Kids loved the adventure of the paths lined with hedges too. Felt like something out of a story book. This was pram accessible the whole way too. Some parts easier than others. We had ice cream and coffee at the tea house and it was delicious.

Fabulous gardens. Great views of the countryside. Plenty of exercise, bring water bottles. My ten year old daughter loved it, treated it like an adventure to discover hidden areas, and wants to go back next year. Once you've admired the topiary go into the chateau to watch a video about the gardners' work.

Very beautiful, calm place. A bit pricy though - 12,9 per person. But one can spend there couple of hours or more.

We went anticipating a 1-2 hour visit. My partner and children (4 and 8) ended up spending most of the day there while I went to deal with an issue with our car that took much longer than expected. No one complained because there was so much to see and do! The only tips: the rock climbing wall for children is only in the AM, the via ferrata requires fully closed shoes (eg. Not Keens), and children requiring two accompanying adults.

So loved this beautiful home of Josephine Baker. So much to see. Half hour bird of prey show in the grounds, included in the price. The grounds and house were Spectacular. It was one of my favourite things during my 9 day holiday in France.

A great place to visit. We left inspired by life of Josephine Baker (audio tour in English and thoughtfully arranged) and the beautiful surroundings. Not just a great visit for adults, but also for youngsters. The falconry display was an unexpected highlight of our visit and was enjoyed by all.

Great venue for families and couples. The new cinema telling the story of Josephine Baker is a great addition. The lunch in the restaurant was very reasonable

absolutely lovely experience! the tour was great with audio options in several languages. not too crowded and you could spend as much time in each room as you wanted. very detailed history and descriptions of each room. the gardens were beautiful and so lovely to room. even stayed for the bird show which was so cool, they did a great job showing the birds around to every corner where people were sitting. could easily spend the whole day there, so much to see!!

Get a glimpse of what Josephine Baker was as a person and where she lived. Lots of personal letters, clothing to see to get a imagine of life back in the 30,40's and so on. Not only the chateau is worth the visit but also the garden. It's worth the visit on its own. Beautifully landscapes garden, downside is the owls and falcons being in, what looks to me a small cage. Feels like that shouldn't be a thing in 2025. You do get to see them close by. You probably wouldn't see them in the wild

Loved every second.. a fascinating visit. I could hear Josephine Baker’s singing as we wandered .. The interior has been beautifully curated with authentic touches. The family kitchen was very special 🥰.. An amazing story about a fabulous lady! The ‘Birds of Prey’ exhibition is a bonus!

A simply stunning Chateau, fascinating history, beautiful gardens and fantastic restaurant ❤️ (live bird show thrown in as well😉) The best Chateau we have been in for a looong time, great value as well.👌

Interesting vibrant Saturaday market with great varietyof produce on sale. Can be very crowded and pricey. A bit of tourist trap I suspect. Difficult to find parking and paid parking near to market is very costly.

What a stunning immersive fantastical place to be. It was the highlight of my holiday. So many little streets to explore.eat,sit most of the vendors are friendly and bargains to be had. If you are in the area make sure it’s on the list to visit. Even in 40 degree heat with hauls of people we loved it/

A viby market but like a street flea market with mostly jewelry, clothing, souvenirs, art, carvings etc. like many others street markets. Food stalls are down a side street but compete with the regular restaurant outside tables. Nice to stroll around if the weather is good.

Came here while on holiday from the UK. Parking is extremely difficult. The market was very busy, hot, and full of tourist traps. Everything was massively inflated in price. I do not recommend.

Great market which is bustling and incredibly busy on a Saturday. Lots of variation in the stalls- from food to toys to leather goods. Highly recommend! Parking is a little tricky, but there are some large parking lots and a bit of on-street parking options. It may just take a while to find a free spot.

Great drive when you get there, then be prepared to walk up hill but the good news is coming back down hill to the car Lots of people about .if you have a

An excellent Wednesday morning market with a huge variety of local produce, all good quality. Forget the clothing, it is mostly cheap and uninteresting. You see the samr things at every market.

Lovely compact castle with nice views over the wooded valley. Friendly and informative gent at ticket office . The castle itself is very stylish and full of historic information and facts . A good variety of rooms and stairwells to explore. We really enjoyed our visit and took about two hours to complete the tour of Castle and Grounds

A very nice restored castle with information in French and English language. You can walk around the grounds too, expect a visit of 1,5 - 2 hours or max 1 hour if you are rushing. There is also a seating area outside with some limited food options. Entrance 10 euro per person and 5 euro for children aged 6-18, children under 6 are free. A recommendation if you are in the area.

Nice chateau. It's smaller than we expected. Good information in English. We were the only English in there following a large escorted tour in French, so we kept going ahead and moving back so we didn't interrupt their tour. We may have missed something but we didn't understand the significance of one whole room dedicated to Greek mythology. Interesting as it was we didn't see the relevance. Anyway we enjoyed the visit.

A beautiful castle with a unique and imaginative approach to showcasing its rich heritage and history. The story of the castle is brought to life through a series of thoughtfully curated displays, each representing a different period in its long past. Several rooms are creatively reimagined, blending their original functions with artistic interpretations that add depth and intrigue. A highlight of the visit is the mythical Chamber of Artimus—an immersive and atmospheric experience that’s not to be missed.

A real disappointment that costs €11 per person where there are few interesting things to see, a mixture of period furniture, the family who apparently lives on site and the so-called mystery of "la Dame Blanche" for the idiots ! There are so many more beautiful castles in the region so avoid it !

Such a lovely and interesting place, we just loved the games provided too.

Very nice castle, well worth the visit

A fascinating site composed of two buildings of distinct architecture, one Gothic and one 17th century, connected to each other by a hexagonal staircase tower, the origins of this monument date back to the 13th century

This is such a brilliant museum. It is in the mansion of the wealth Gisson family and gives a fascinating history from the medieval times until modern days. The rooms are wonderfully appointed with artifacts and clothes and the explanations fact sheet was great. Well worth the visit.

If you like to visit places that appear authentic then this manor does well. You need to climb up winding stone stairs but there’s a rail to hold on to and as I’ve a new hip, that helped me. The rooms are well set out and you wonder how they managed to get the heavy wooden furniture up! The kitchen has some interesting features and the attic where the stone roof is visible. As an old town house of some importance it’s a good place to visit with its regency musical background and we were surprised there weren’t more people there. It added to our stay in Sarlat.

An interesting museum,established by the previous owner who had a fascination in unique items.

Superb: this visit will make you jump back in ancient times. Authentic furniture, objects, paintings, with close access unlike in most of museums. Clear and concise explanations displayed on boards. It makes visitors think they live here ! I highly recommend.

Interesting place to visit

Very interesting museum. Chock full of artefacts that you can get close to look at. Helpful English translation provided. Learned a few new things about life through the ages!

Amazing place. Stunning building. History every where. Full of great little Restarant’s and shops.

Sarlat is very beautiful. Easy to park close and costs around 4 euro for 17hrs!! August 2022. Lots of street performers and restaurants. Quite busy but not overly. I would definitely come back again

Cool medieval town in Perigord, worth a visit for a day or more.

Nice authentic old village in Périgord. A little over touristy at time.

Beautiful town

Very interesting medieval center with lots of historical building to be seen in a very small area ... not to be missed

(Translated by Google) Facades and alleyways steeped in history! Magnificent setting 🤩 One drawback: the paid parking. But once you've parked, all that's left to do is stroll around as you please! Without experiencing the summer atmosphere, in November there isn't much to do on a Saturday night… perhaps I didn't know the right places? (Original) Façades et ruelles chargée d’histoire ! Magnifique cadre 🤩 un bémol : les parkings payants. Mais une fois le véhicule garé, il ne reste qu’à flâner selon votre humeur ! Sans connaître l’ambiance estivale, au mois de novembre, il n’y a pas grand chose à faire un samedi soir… peut-être n’avais je pas les bonnes adresses ?

Absolutely beautiful. We did the shorter 12km (2.5 hour) option. The scenery is breathtaking. It’s all very straightforward including booking by phone or online. The route from Vitrac to Castlenaud was great including for a 10 year old. The bus collects you at the end so you’re always travelling downstream. You can hire a big sealed bucket for only 2 euros if you want to take your picnic with you. We loved seeing the Villages and chateaus from the river. There are small pebble beaches, deep patches for swimming, and no rapids! We also saw 3 kingfishers. Feel so lucky. Recommend to book ahead as registration busy in the morning.

Nice views and helpful staff. We had a very enjoyable ride along the river. At the end the driver did not pick us up, but we called and they came back for us. A very helpful team.

We rented a canoe for two and paddled down river from 930am to 220pm with an hour and a half stop for lunch in Saint Jillian. Highly recommend stopping to visit the museum up the cliff side. We also had lunch at a restaurant there. Once on the river again we swam a little. Along the way we saw several fish 1m long I believe to be barbs. Some small rapids with a few rocks but overall a lazy limestone bottom river. After passing the 5th bridge we took a bus back to the star point. Rent a dry bucket for your things just in case…

We hired a dual canoe here last week. Didn't book before. Very well organised and fair prices. The pick up spots were easy to find and everything was well established. Thank you

A fantastic afternoon, paddling down the Dordogne amongst the chateaux and castles. Well worth the trip.

Everything worked perfectly. Booking was easy, the instructions were clear, and the van transport back to our car was punctual. All the staff were polite and happy! They even provide a waterproof bin to keep your gear (wallet, keys, etc.) dry in case it rains or you tip the canoe. We started the ride at 9:30 did the 16km route in about 2.5 hours to make the 12 noon van to take us back to the car.

Visited in June 2024. The river was quite high and running pretty fast, so canoed rather than kayaking. Such great fun that we came back a second time for a longer run. Thoroughly enjoyable and would recommend to anyone. Anaëlle was so helpful on both days and made the whole experience so memorable. After getting back to the site after our journey, we enjoyed a lovely croque monsieur with frites. Just the ticket. The coffee was also good and dining on the bank of the Dordogne, basking in the dappled sunshine beneath the trees was idyllic.

Unhelpful tourist office staff who flatly refused to help me reserve the Bergerac airport bus, and had no information to share about walking trails from the city to the Dordogne river. Despite this, I managed the river walk myself in 2.5 hours - and also backpacked to the airport from Bergerac the following day (1.5 hrs). No decent public bus service round here - yet they complain in these parts about traffic congestion!

What a beautiful little village Sarlat is, with its middle ages buildings. We stayed 1 week in a private accommodation opposite the tourist office. The location is excellent and centrally located the sights around it. We hired a car, and found a car parking lot near the gardens, which was free of charge. The name of the carpark was Plantier Sarlat Carpark

No paper walk maps available. (They were on order). The app i was advised to download did not work. Pleasant staff but rather a waste of time on this occasion

There are several public toilets in town, one right near the tourist office and another that had only holes in the floor (really??? In 2025???). All these toilets are extremely filthy and have not been cleaned in days (weeks? months?). This is unacceptable in a tourist town. Shame on you!!!!

Based in the Mediaeval village of Sarlat la Caneda in the Dordogne. Full of information with many brochures and leaflets on the local area. Staff are eager to help you enjoy your holiday to the full

This place was amazing. We were there on a Saturday noon and it was like a movie set

Beautiful town with amazing honey coloured stone buildings. A must to see in the Dordogne area

Nice small interesting family run exhibition about these old stone built houses. Helpful leaflet in English. Friendly lady on reception Refreshments are good prices!

The exhibited buildings, farm implements & agricultural machines along with the photographs, films and history were very explanatory of how life has been lived there, giving respectful attention to the parents and grandparents who worked so hard to renew the place. The instructional examples of how the stone buildings were made was very interesting to see, along with the related photos from many places in the world. Seeing the animals; the geese, chickens and ducklings, along with the sheep showed how people can continue to work hard at their modern farming life while showing their place in history. It is an inspiring place.

A French farm house from the previous century offers a great adventure for growing up children. Nostalgic mood and many interesting things to learn about rural France from the nineteenth century. The ticket is the right value for money.

Genial

Fun and educational. The building your own hut activity is really fun. I hope ours will stand for a little while!

Very interesting for both children and adults alike. Pleasant and helpful owner who is happy to talk about the attractions and history of the site. Definitely worth a visit if in the area.

Very beautiful fun to interact with the animals that are running around free.

A quick 15min experience to get the overview of the town both visually and in terms of history. Elevator is open on top so you get fresh air and fits about 8 people.. With the summer heat, I recommend going before 10:30 or after 7pm. The hours were slightly different than those posted on the internet and tickets sell out super fast, but staff was super friendly and helped my family get tickets for later in the day. Definitely worth it!

when you walk into the elevator, take the right side for church, left for city and elevator door for manoir. Dont go to the back, not worth it. the top 360 view has glass barrier, I suggest all photographer to go there early because the sun can cause reflection on the glass

I was in Sarlat in the middle of June and this lift was barely in operation. One day it was closed for ‘too high heat’ (high 20s so definitely not that hot. Do they ever open in July and August?), another day for ‘strong wind’ (sure it was a little windy, but not such a strong wind to think it would affect a lift). Too high safety standards or plain laziness?

The view from the tower was great. The gentleman operating the lift was either drunk or on drugs. We didn’t enjoy being manhandled or taken the **** out of. Wonderful place but this tarnished our experience.

Good place to visit and nice village

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Another must do in the Vézère valley. Well worth a visit and finally a prehistoric site you can visit as so many are currently closed

We had a very knowledgeable guide who made the experience much richer. Though you can see the main carvings easily enough there's much more there that the guide picked out for us.

The young French lady was excellent. Knowledgeable and with superb English she really brought it to life and pointed out things we would never have seen otherwise. Must pre-book, make haste because they're probably going to restrict access to this actual site.

This is a must of you're in France and appreciate archeology/ history. You get to stand very close to stone wall relief carvings that are approximately 15,000 years old-! It is an unexplainably wonderful experience that doesn't require a lot of time to tour. You will likely need to buy your ticket in advance as they were selling out days in advance when we were there in September. Also note, there are many different ancient caves/ areas to potentially tour, so investigate your options before you go. This one requires a little nature walk to get to the site, then the actual viewing area is one secured indoor room. You won't need any special gear or clothing to enjoy this tour.

Outstanding! If you're at all interested in our pre history this is a must. We had Pascal as our guide, can't praise him highly enough - such passion and knowledge about the carvings. So grateful to him for bringing it alive for us today. Photography of the carvings not allowed.

Absolutely fabulous. Amazing cave shelter with rock engravings dating from 25,000 to 15,000 years ago. Highly recommended.

A small but profoundly moving site. Interesting tour from a knowledgeable guide.

This place is genuinely brilliant. It takes about 2 1/2 - 3 hours to get round everything, so it's great value for money. Also, they have an amazing clip-in system where it is literally impossible not to be secured to a safety line at all times, so parents can feel at ease. The dual zip line is incredible - 170 metres each way, across a valley. Best value tree-top course I've ever been at.

Really welcoming and fun. We spent 4 hours here and had a great time! It’s such a lovely shady forest but still worth coming at 9:30am before it gets very warm. We did the red and blue, we all did black route number 2 - even a 10 year old - this includes 170m and again 180m zip lines. Thrilling! All the staff without exception were friendly, calm and knowledgeable. At lunch time there are paninis, pizzas and chips available. The mechanism was new to us, with a magnet clic clac system. It was good and felt robust. Great views from the top. Highly recommended!

Great day out here with via ferrata and parcours tree routes. Routes for all abilities and some to challenge. Good long zip wire ride at the end, put and back so really 2 long rides on 2 separate lines. Staff very helpful and accommodating.

If you're familiar with Go-Ape in the UK this is similar but better. There's a via ferrata too. The range of tree-top challenges is divided into four skill levels (set out by colours) to suit all kids and adults, and the zip wires raise the adrenaline levels. If your kids loves activities then don't miss this is you're in the area.

Brilliant experience. Friendly, knowledgeable staff. Special shout out to Oliver! Will definitely visit again.

Great routes. Also for smaller kids.

Great time spent with the kids 3-4 hours spent climbing. Is our 3rd time over various years.

(Translated by Google) Very pretty place with the small statute representing three geese. I advise you if you have the strength to come early in the morning. You will be able to enjoy the place more without all the crowds! The square overlooks the mansion and the fountain (Original) Très jolie place avec la petite statut représentant trois oies. Je vous conseil si vous avez la force de venir tôt le matin. Vous pourrez plus profiter du lieu sans toute la foule ! La place donne sur le manoir et la fontaine

(Translated by Google) Magnificent little place 😇 We stumbled upon this statue by pure chance 🪿🪿🪿 The goose represents Périgord, just like the walnut oil 👍 We found postcards with the three geese in a souvenir shop 🪿🪿🪿 (Original) Magnifique petit place 😇 Nous somme tombé sur c'est statue par le pure hasard 🪿🪿🪿 L'oie représente le Périgord, comme avec l'huile de noix 👍 On a trouver dans une boutique souvenir des carte postale avec les trois oies 🪿🪿🪿

(Translated by Google) The statue of the three geese is certainly beautiful, but I deplore that it associates art with an industry that promotes animal abuse. Linking a work to the production of foie gras seems regrettable to me. (Original) La statue des trois oies est certes belle, mais je déplore qu'elle associe l'art à une industrie qui promeut la maltraitance animale. Lier une œuvre à la production de foie gras me semble regrettable.

(Translated by Google) Three bronze cast geese represent the gastronomy of the Périgord region. Besides being a work of art, they're a great way for children to enjoy themselves. (Original) 3 oies coulées en bronze qui représentent la gastronomie de la région du Périgord. Outre le fait que ce soit de l'art, cela amuse fortement les enfants.

(Translated by Google) A quick hello to these pretty ladies to take a souvenir photo: a must when you pass through Sarlat. (Original) Un petit coucou à ces jolies demoiselles pour prendre une photo souvenir: un incontournable lorsqu’on passe à Sarlat.

(Translated by Google) A beautiful and emblematic monument of three geese, located in the most visited area of ​​the Medieval Quarter, next to the Old St. Mary's Church Covered Market, in a small square. They must be the most photographed geese in the world. (Original) Precioso y emblematico monumento de 3 ocas,esta en la zona mas visita da de la zona Medieval junto al Old S.T.Mary s Church Covered Market en una pequeña plaza.Deben de ser las Ocas mas fotografiadas del mun do.

(Translated by Google) François-Xavier Lalanne's Three Geese stand in the center of the small square overlooking the panoramic view of the city. It was donated to the city by the Rougies foie gras company, whose value is estimated at between €100,000 and €150,000. They were created in 1997 and are the result of a project that was originally planned to feature a cart full of geese. However, the final sculpture was deemed too dominant, and it was decided to create a simple, less imposing sculpture. Most visitors take photos astride the back of one of the geese. (Original) Les 3 oies de François-Xavier Lalanne trônent au centre de la petite place située face à la vue panoramique de la ville. Elle a été offerte à la ville par les foies gras Rougies dont la valeur est estimée entre 100000 et 150000 euros. Elles ont été faites en 1997 et sont le fuit d'un projet qui devait alors comporter une charrette remplie d'oies, mais la statut finale était jugée très prédominante et il a été décidé de faire une sculpture sobre et pas trop importante. La plupart des visiteurs prennent des photos à califourchon sur le dos d'une des oies.

Nice little find

(Translated by Google) This fountain is surprising. We will easily miss it if we do not pay attention to its entry into a dead end. Go down the few steps and you can get closer. It is in a vault, water flows there constantly. It's very pleasant and calming. If you stay there long enough, you will see some small fish (Original) Cette fontaine est surprenante. On la ratera facilement si on ne prête pas garde à son entrée en impasse. Descendez les quelques marches et vous pourrez vous en approcher. Elle es dans une voûte, l'eau y coule en permanence. C'est très agréable et apaisant. Si vous y rester assez de temps, vous verrez quelques petits poissons

(Translated by Google) A magnificent fountain steeped in history, nestled in the heart of Sarlat. A charming place that's well worth a visit! (Original) Magnifique fontaine chargée d’histoire, nichée au cœur de Sarlat. Un lieu plein de charme qui mérite le détour !

(Translated by Google) Located in a tiny dead end, hidden under an arch, don't pass by this fountain without taking a look. I love the sound of the water flowing quietly through the four weirs. I saw it this winter but given the moss, it must represent a welcome source of freshness in summer. (Original) Située dans une minuscule impasse, cachée sous une voûte, ne passez pas à côté de cette fontaine sans y jeter un coup d'oeil. J'adore le bruit de l'eau qui coule tranquillement par les quatre déversoirs. Je l'ai vu cet hiver mais au vu de la mousse, elle doit représenter une source de fraîcheur bienvenue en été.

(Translated by Google) Nice little fountain, where when it's hot you find a little freshness. I agree with the opinions where it should be highlighted. We really came across it by chance. And I think we are not the only ones. Looking at the old photos posted, I see that they added the statue of a woman who brightens up this place. (Original) Petite fontaine sympa, ou quand il y fait chaud on retrouve un peu de fraîcheur. Je rejoins les avis où il faudrait la mettre en valeur. On est tombé dessus vraiment par hasard. Et je pense que nous ne sommes pas les seuls. En voyant les anciennes photos postées, je vois qu’ils y ont rajouté la statue d’une femme qui égaie cette endroit.

(Translated by Google) 06/23/22 - Magnificent little fountain from the 12th century built in a cave located in the heart of the medieval city of Sarlat la Canéda, a little hidden, I did not expect to find such a beautiful and cool place when it it's so hot. If you pass through Sarlat, make a quick stop to refresh yourself. (Original) Le 23/06/22 - Magnifique petite fontaine du XII siècle construite dans une grotte située en plein cœur de la cité médiéval de Sarlat la Canéda, un peu cachée, je m'attendais pas à trouver un endroit aussi beau et si frais quand il fait si chaud . Si vous passez par Sarlat allez faire un petit arrêt pour vous rafraîchir.

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful and very old fountain, located in the historic center of the city. It is set back from the street, at the end of a small courtyard, in a cave built in the 12th century. It was intended to supply the city with drinking water. Unfortunately the proximity of the houses and the stables located above the cave made it unfit for consumption in the 19th century. It was walled up and accessible to the public again in 1970, but the quality of its water has not really improved!!! The water arrives in a large basin, under a beautiful arch, channeled by a low wall from which 4 spouts emerge to draw water. A statue of the virgin sits at the bottom of this cavity. In summer, it's nice to enjoy the freshness of the place! It's really a shame that this place is not highlighted!!! (Original) C'est une belle et très ancienne fontaine, située dans le centre historique de la ville. Elle se trouve en retrait de la rue, au fond d'une courette, dans une grotte aménagée au XIIe siècle. Elle était destinée à approvisionner la cité en eau potable. Malheureusement la proximité des maisons et les écuries situées au-dessus de la grotte, la rendirent impropre à la consommation au XIXe siècle. Elle fut murée et de nouveau accessible au public en 1970, mais la qualité de son eau ne s’est pas vraiment améliorée !!! L'eau arrive dans un vaste bassin, sous une belle voûte, canalisé par un muret duquel ressortent 4 becs pour puiser l’eau. Une statue de la vierge trône au fond de cette cavité. L'été, il fait bon savourer la fraîcheur de l’endroit ! C'est vraiment dommage que ce lieu ne soit pas mis en valeur !!!

(Translated by Google) A magnificent site where artists can exhibit their works in the open air, the artists who exhibit have incredible talent, it is worth the detour and a special thought to Pierre Shasmoukine who made this place a true masterpiece and his sister and its staff are very warm and caring towards customers! You will not be disappointed! (Original) Un site magnifique où des artistes peuvent exposer leurs œuvres en plein air, les artistes qui exposent ont un incroyable talent, cela vaut le détour et une pensée particulière à Pierre Shasmoukine qui a fait de ce lieu un véritable chef-d’œuvre et sa sœur et son personnel sont très chaleureux et bienveillants avec les clients ! Vous ne serez pas déçus !

(Translated by Google) Welcome to Planet Gorodka! A unique place, as fascinating as it is little-known. Nestled in the heart of nature, Gorodka is much more than just an artistic site: it is the life's work of Pierre Shasmoukine. A complete self-taught artist, both a committed artist and a rural builder, he created this village with his own hands. Since his death in 2022, the site continues to exist thanks to the commitment of his sister Catherine and Assim, who work to preserve this extraordinary heritage. Gorodka deserves to be known, recognized, and supported. If you love art brut, places filled with soul and freedom, a visit is a must! (Original) Bienvenue sur la planète Gorodka ! Un lieu unique en son genre, aussi fascinant que méconnu. Niché au cœur de la nature, Gorodka est bien plus qu’un simple site artistique : c’est l’œuvre de toute une vie, celle de Pierre Shasmoukine. Autodidacte complet, à la fois artiste engagé et bâtisseur rural, il a créé ce village de ses propres mains. Depuis son décès en 2022, le lieu continue d’exister grâce à l’engagement de sa sœur Catherine et d’Assim, qui veillent à préserver cet héritage hors du commun. Gorodka mérite d’être connu, reconnu, soutenu. Si vous aimez l’art brut, les lieux habités d’âme et de liberté, une visite s’impose !

(Translated by Google) Studio rental for a stay in the Périgord region and an astonishing discovery of this place, as surprising as it is fascinating. Catherine passionately showed us around this extraordinary place without ever trying to convince us of the artistic quality of the stone, but we discovered so much about this pioneering artist. This place, once lit up at night, takes on another dimension! A place to see and share. (Original) Location du studio pour un séjour dans le Périgord et étonnante découverte de ce lieux aussi surprenant que fascinant Catherine nous a fait visiter avec passion ce lieu extraordinaire sans jamais vouloir nous convaincre de la qualité artistique de pierre, mais on découvre tellement de choses de cette artiste précurseur. Ce lieux une fois éclairé la nuit prend une autre dimension ! Lieu a voir et a faire connaître

(Translated by Google) An unusual and unforgettable visit Gorodka is a truly unique place, quirky, poetic, and full of humor. The works, sometimes surprising, sometimes funny, are presented in a setting that invites curiosity and wonder. We wander through beauty, originality, and boundless imagination. A big thank you to Catherine, the artist's sister, who offered us a fascinating, lively tour full of anecdotes. Her way of telling and explaining stories gives even more depth to the works and allows us to understand the spirit that animates this unusual place. 👉 If you like to get off the beaten track and discover something truly different in Sarlat, don't miss Gorodka! (Original) Une visite insolite et inoubliable Gorodka est un lieu vraiment unique, à la fois décalé, poétique et plein d’humour. Les œuvres, parfois surprenantes, parfois drôles, sont mises en scène dans un cadre qui invite à la curiosité et à l’émerveillement. On se balade entre beauté, originalité et imagination sans limite. Un grand merci à Catherine, la sœur de l’artiste, qui nous a offert une visite passionnante, vivante et pleine d’anecdotes. Sa manière de raconter et d’expliquer donne encore plus de relief aux œuvres et permet de comprendre l’esprit qui anime ce lieu atypique. 👉 Si vous aimez sortir des sentiers battus et découvrir quelque chose de vraiment différent à Sarlat, ne manquez pas Gorodka !

(Translated by Google) My boyfriend and I had a great time here. We were very well received. Catherine and her team are very kind. The visit to Gorodka went well because the art is interesting and unique, so we weren't bored! I recommend a visit to Gorodka! (Original) Nous avons passé un super moment ici avec mon copain. On était tres bien accueilli. Catherine et son équipe sont très bienveillants. La visite de Gorodka s'est bien passé puisque l'art est intéressant et unique donc on s'ennuyait pas! Je recommande une visite à Gorodka!

(Translated by Google) What creative energy and hard work from the creator of this place, one visit is not enough, can't wait to go back! What a shame not to find any information on this site locally or at the tourist office, IN SARLAT FOR EXAMPLE! Thank you very much for the guided tour by his sister who continues to keep his work alive as best she can, courage is a family thing! (Original) Quelle énergie créative et quelle force de travail du créateur de ce lieu, une visite n'est pas suffisante, vivement de pouvoir y retourner ! Quel dommage de ne rien trouver comme information sur ce site en local ou office du tourisme, À SARLAT PAR EXEMPLE ! Merci beaucoup pour la visite guidée par sa sœur qui continue à faire vivre son œuvre comme elle peut, le courage est familial!

(Translated by Google) Totally magical!!! An incredible place, as are the artist's works, which are truly geniuses. Pierre Shasmoukine, an atypical and sensitive artist who built his dream, represented by this place, and who dedicated his life to his creative and atypical art, where humor, sometimes caustic but so subtle and funny, is at the center of his creation, which works to question our relationship with the world. A must-see!!! This great artist, Pierre Shasmoukine, deserves to be known, his work and his life are so magnificent! Thanks to Catherine for this fascinating visit! (Original) Totalement magique !!! Lieu incroyable, tout autant que les oeuvres de l'artiste qui relèvent sincèrement du génie. Pierre Shasmoukine, artiste atypique et sensible qui a construit son rêve, représenté par ce lieu et qui à dédié sa vie à son art, créatif et atypique, ou l'humour, parfois corrosif mais si fin et drôle, est au centre de sa création, qui oeuvre à la remise en question de notre rapport au monde. A voir absolument !!! Ce grand artiste, Pierre Shasmoukine, mérite d'être connu tant son œuvre et sa vie sont grandioses ! Merci à Catherine pour cette visite passionnante!

A guy from the region buys a castle that has been derelict since 1944 (the Nazis demolished the castle) and tries to rebuild it single-handedly. Given the mammoth task, I don't know whether he is very motivated or just crazy. But what I do know is that it is great fun to walk through the walls and there is something to discover at every corner and the castle with its tunnel and cave is a paradise for explorers. Visit the castle and support this man in preserving a piece of the region's culture. Warning: the tunnel under the castle may end up being too narrow for people with "large bodies" 😉

A bit different to other castles in the area. Some great features to discover. Worth the price for the tunnel alone! Cash only.

An amazing experience in the area. The château is currently being worked on but you can access a vast amount of the ruin due to French “health and safety” 😂 Well worth the trip with a lot to see including the remaining vaulted grey hall, kitchen and underground tunnels along with 5-6m of tunnels to explore. Such a shame that this monument was birth down by the SS during WW2

Stunning and fascinating experience. A heroic project to rescue and restore a 13C chateau that was deliberately destroyed during WWII.

Louis de Funes was here. :) It would have been nice if more history of the place was available and if the writings were not in handwriting French so you could more easily use online translators. Nevertheless, the place is beautiful, and it sure must have been a rich castle before it went into ruins. The tunnel underground was a nice added value.

Amazing place and well worth a visit. Lots of renovation work to be done, but a great insight into a ruined chateau. The caves underground are worth the visit alone. Not for anyone with limited physical ability due to uneven ground and steps.

Very nice castle. There is also an underground passage which is very impressive. There are animals in the castle like pigs, chicken,... this is a nice addon for the childeren. You can not pay with credit card at the entrance, so you need to have some cash on you.

Fantastic museum - I would highly recommend! The interesting information is presented in multiple, engaging ways plus you finish with a taste test of truffle products with friendly, multilingual staff.

Ok, let's be clear. The Museum is run by a commercial seller who provides a tasting at the end of the visit orientated to their shop, but with no pressure to purchase! However, if you managed to follow one of the excellent Tourist Office guided tours beforehand, where the "Lauzes" roofs are explained, as well as the reason behind the very tall Bourgois "staircase towers", the Museum is a reasonably priced and fabulous way to actually get up close and see for yourself the inside of one of these fascinating buildings, which has only recently been beautifully renovated. The tour is very informative and humorous with a little surprise or two along the way. A special mention for the lady at the entrance who was delightful, very welcoming and knowledgeable.

Exceptional truffle tour of truffles and the area! We learned so much about the history of truffles and modern day use. Adrian and multi media displays elaborated on many interesting details facts that we thoroughly enjoyed. Highly recommend making time for this fascinating tour!

It isnt all about truffles! We were lucky enough to go when the only other customer was also a native English speaker so the guide spoke ( perfect) English throughout rather than us relying on an audio guide. It was very interesting - we learnt about the history of the region as well as the architecture of the beautiful old building. our guide, Adrian, was really friendly and knowledgeable as well as being a really lovely person. Of course, we learnt all about the cultivation, hunting and sale of truffles and got to taste food and drink flavoured with them. You finish off in a truffle shop but it's not a hard sell. The only thing we didn't like was the truffles but they must be an acquired taste!

Interesting presentation on history of the region and truffle cultivation. Adrian was a great storyteller and the videos were well done. The degustation was a nice treat.

A very nice and informative tour.Lila was a great guide and host. Audio visuals allow for children to enjoy as well.

We did this as a group of 6. The information and audiovisual experience is very well done. You must try the Truffle beer.

(Translated by Google) Located on Rue des Etuves, this is a beautiful neo-Gothic church built in 1845. Its interior is particularly noteworthy for its lavish decoration. The organ was later added at the end of the 19th century. (Original) Situada en la rue des etuves, se trata de una preciosa iglesia de estilo neogótico construida en 1845. Destaca, especialmente su interior, por su profusa decoración. Posteriormente, se añadio el órgano, a finales del siglo XIX.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful church, well maintained, clean and very quiet, if you pass near the Place de la Comédie, take a visit, it is worth a detour, (Original) Très belle église ,bien entretenu propre et très calme , si vous passez près de la place de la comédie faites une visite sa veut le détour ,

(Translated by Google) Superb, carefully maintained chapel, beautiful interior with numerous statues of saints, not forgetting Jesus and the Blessed Virgin. a special devotion to Saint Rita, where we can see more than a hundred plaques of thanks. The current chapel, in neo-Gothic style, was built between 1946 and 1848, it is private property, it is entirely the responsibility of the Company of Blue Penitents which has been carrying out significant maintenance and renovation work there for ten years. restoration. (Original) Superbe chapelle entretenue avec soin, bel intérieur avec de nombreuses statues de saints, sans oublier Jésus et la sainte Vierge. une dévotion particulière à sainte Rita, où nous pouvons voir plus d'une centaine de plaques de remerciements. La chapelle actuelle de style néo-gothique, a été construite entre 1946 et 1848, elle est une propriété privée, elle est entièrement à la charge de la Compagnie des pénitents bleus qui y fait depuis dix ans d'importants travaux d'entretien et de restauration.

(Translated by Google) Not to be missed, whether Catholic or not, this chapel has no equal in terms of energy, strength and hope! There is, at all hours, a palpable presence of divine love! We come out completely refreshed! A simple chapel in the heart of a city of immense BEAUTY! (Original) À ne pas manquer de visiter catholiques ou pas cette chapelle n’a pas son pareil en énergie en force en espérances ! Il y a, a toutes heures une présence palpable d’amour divin ! On y ressort complètement ressourcé ! Une simple chapelle au cœur de ville d’une immense BEAUTÉ !

(Translated by Google) I discovered and I like this Chapel. Discreet, calm and very collected. Mass is said there every day from Tuesday to Saturday at 9 a.m. Possibility of buying candles from 1€, 2€, 10€... and lighting them at the Sacred Heart of JESUS ​​CHRIST, at the Blessed Virgin MARY, at Saints Joseph, Roch, Claude, Padre Pio, Antoine de Padua, Expedit, Rita, Thérèse, Eulalie, Devotee. Quiet, you pray. (Original) J'ai decouvert et j'aime bien cette Chapelle. Discrète, calme et très recueillante. La Messe y est dite tous les jours du mardi au samedi à 09h. Possibilité d'acheter des cierges à partir de 1€, 2€, 10€... et les allumer au Sacré Cœur de JESUS-CHRIST, à la Sainte Vierge MARIE, aux Saints Joseph, Roch, Claude, Padre Pio, Antoine de Padoue, Expedit, Rita, Thérèse, Eulalie, Dévote. Tranquille, vous prier.

(Translated by Google) A place of silence to relax from outside noise for a few minutes. Very beneficial for taking stock. (Original) Un lieu de silence pour se relaxé des bruits extérieurs pendant quelques minutes. Très bénéfique pour faire le point.

(Translated by Google) The chapel is very beautiful and the Penitents have done a wonderful job of restoration! (Original) La chapelle est très belle et les Pénitents ont fait un beau travail de restauration !

I endorse MMe Chase's comments. M Fournier is indeed friendly and helpful and he speaks good English as does his father. He is very professional and his workmansip is exceptional, on time and to budget. It is unfortuante that we don't have any more work for him right now but will return whe we do!

Excellent work and customer service. The owner was very courteous and helpful with the choice of materials. He does everything in the shop, from taking orders, ordering supplies and the framing itself…and the price was reasonable. Would definitely recommend

(Translated by Google) “L’cadreur Sarladais” is a small artisanal company with a taste for excellence. I remember repairing a frame with plaster moldings restored with taste and skill. Mr. Fournier's advice is relevant and wise. Thank you for your kindness and professionalism! (Original) "L'encadreur Sarladais" est une petite entreprise artisanale qui a le goût de l'excellence. Je me souviens de la réparation d'un encadrement avec des moulures en plâtre restaurées avec goût et habileté. Les conseils de M. Fournier sont pertinents et avisés. Merci pour votre gentillesse et votre professionnalisme !

(Translated by Google) They have great frames and exceptional customer service! I highly recommend visiting them if you need any artwork or memorabilia framed. ✨🖼️✨ (Original) Ils ont de superbes cadres et un service client exceptionnel ! Je vous recommande vivement de leur rendre visite si vous avez besoin d'encadrer des œuvres d'art ou des souvenirs. ✨🖼️✨

(Translated by Google) First fully satisfactory experience: high quality of production, kindness, availability and incredible speed 🙂 And all this at a reasonable price! For sure, I will come back to entrust you with other framing work. Good year ! (Original) Première expérience pleinement satisfaisante : haute qualité de la réalisation, gentillesse, disponibilité et incroyable rapidité 🙂 Et tout cela a un tarif raisonnable ! C’est sûr, je reviendrai vous confier d’autres travaux d’encadrement. Bonne année !

(Translated by Google) Very friendly professional and very good advice. Provides very careful work while respecting the requested deadlines. We would not hesitate to recommend it. (Original) Professionnel très aimable et de très bon conseil. Fournit un travail très soigné et en respectant les délais demandés. Nous n’hésiterons pas à le recommander.

(Translated by Google) Exceptional work, a big thank you to Mr. Fournier! I am very satisfied, precision and experience. Thanks again (Original) Un travail d'exception, un grand merci à M. Fournier! Je suis très satisfait, précision et expérience. Merci encore

(Translated by Google) We bought 2 small canvases for our children that the artist personalized according to our wishes, for a ridiculous price. Recommended! (Original) Nous avons acheté pour nos enfants 2 petites toiles que l'artiste a personnalisées selon nos envies, pour un prix dérisoire. A recommander !

(Translated by Google) Magnificent works, I have bought several, always satisfied, I highly recommend, frankly it's incredible, very friendly, really great 👍🏻. (Original) Des œuvres magnifiques j'en ais acheté plusieurs toujours satisfait je recommande fortement franchement c'est incroyable très sympathique vraiment top 👍🏻.

(Translated by Google) We came across this gallery by chance while wanting to avoid the market crowds and what a nice surprise! The paintings are superb and mix classic paintings and pop culture. Who knew SpongeBob SquarePants and The Hokusai Wave would go together so well? 🙂 The artist is really friendly and takes the time to chat with visitors. Traveler friends, consider taking a detour! (Original) Nous sommes tombés par hasard sur cette galerie en voulant éviter la foule du marché et quelle bonne surprise ! Les toiles sont superbes et mêlent toiles classiques et pop-culture. Qui aurait cru que Bob l'éponge et La vague Hokusai se mariaient si bien ? 🙂 L'artiste est vraiment sympathique et prend le temps de discuter avec les visiteurs. Amis voyageurs, pensez à faire un détour !

(Translated by Google) A very welcoming place, a very friendly artist, and magnificent paintings. Thank you for spending time at the gallery. (Original) Lieu très chaleureux, une artiste très sympathique, des toiles magnifique Merci pour ce moment passé à la Galerie

(Translated by Google) I discovered Sophie Noëllet's gallery during my vacation during a walk in Sarlat. The paintings are superb and the welcome is very warm. I ordered a canvas from him and everything went well: the canvas is magnificent and the delivery was very quick. I highly recommend going there! (Original) J'ai découvert la galerie de Sophie Noëllet pendant mes vacances au cours d'une balade dans Sarlat. Les toiles sont superbes et l'accueil est très chaleureux. Je lui ai commandé une toile et tout s'est bien passé : la toile est magnifique et la livraison de s'est faite très rapidement. Je vous recommande vivement d'aller y faire un tour !

(Translated by Google) Passage today and superb welcome Very friendly and very talented artist. Magnificent painting, order placed. See you soon (Original) Passage ce jour et superbe accueil Artise très sympathique et avec beaucoup de talent. Peinture magnifique, commande passée. À bientôt

(Translated by Google) Very nice painting exhibition, really nice artist!😁 Never seen before, it's very beautiful! I recommend it to all POP Culture fans!🤩 (Original) Très belle exposition de peinture, artiste vraiment sympathique !😁 Du jamais vue, c'est très beau ! Je conseille à tous les fans de POP Culture !🤩

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place, I encourage people to respect this place, many collect flowers in the woods, but the best is to leave everything for the pleasure of the eyes.. (Original) Très bel endroit, j'encourage les gens à respecter ce lieu, beaucoup récupèrent des fleurs dans le bois, mais le mieux et de tout laisser pour le bonheur des yeux..

(Translated by Google) Fairly quiet path and road, with horse meadows on one side and Brou Castle on the other, leading to a car park, then a walk through the surrounding woods. (Original) Chemin et route assez calme, avec des prairies à chevaux d'un côté et le château de Brou de l'autre, menant à un parking, puis promenade à travers le Bois avoisinant.

(Translated by Google) Very good walk (Original) Très bonne balade

(Translated by Google) Superb peaceful and quiet place. (Original) Superbe lieu paisible et calme .

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful circuits in this well-developed forest, with a few ponds. (Original) De très beaux circuits dans cette forêt bien aménagée, avec quelques mares.

(Translated by Google) A good place where you can hike towards the Bois de Brou sur chantereine where you can breathe. In this town there are not enough. too bad.note 4.5 out of 5 (Original) Un bon endroit ou l on peut faire randonnée pédestre direction des Bois de Brou sur chantereine ou l on peut respirer.Dans cette ville Il Y en a pas assez . dommage .note 4.5 sur 5

(Translated by Google) Very nice place, very pleasant (Original) Très bel endroit très plaisant

(Translated by Google) Times indicated wrong.. 3 times we come during the All Saints holidays, at different times AND different days, 3 times we break our noses in front of closed shutters. Too bad (Original) Horaires indiqués faux.. 3 fois que nous venons pendant les vacances de la Toussaint, à différentes heures ET différents jours, 3 fois que l'on se casse le nez devant des volets clos. Tant pis

(Translated by Google) During a family visit we came across this little gallery, a real gem, with a very friendly and pleasant artist. (Original) Lors d'une visite familiale nous sommes tomber sur cette petite galerie, une vrai pépite, avec un artiste très sympathique et agréable

Fascinating chat with Philippe. Beautiful paintings of Sarlat inspired by stained glass and ingenious collages.

(Translated by Google) A magnificent building in the protected area of ​​Sarlat, where you can stroll in the shade, without rushing. The beautiful stones of the walls really highlight the collages, paintings and other photographs of this multi-talented visual artist. We are very well received there: the artist's travels, his sources of inspiration, the various techniques he uses are explained to us precisely. Good humor is always in order. Some discreet jazz notes in the background. The canvases representing the streets and houses of Sarlat are very original, moving, with bright colors. The whole thing is worth the detour! (Original) Un magnifique bâtiment dans le secteur sauvegardé de Sarlat, où l'on peut flâner à l'ombre, sans se presser. Les belles pierres des murs mettent vraiment bien en valeur les collages, peintures et autres photographies de cet artiste-plasticien aux talents multiples. On y est très bien accueilli : les voyages de l'artiste, ses sources d'inspiration, les diverses techniques qu'il utilise nous sont expliqués précisément. La bonne humeur est toujours de mise. Quelques discrètes notes de jazz en fond sonore. Les toiles représentant les rues et les maisons de Sarlat sont très originales, mouvantes, aux couleurs vives. L'ensemble vaut le détour !

(Translated by Google) I met Philippe Pons a while ago from the restaurants l'instant délice and Mirandol in Sarlat. A true multi-faceted Artist who listens to customers for all types of painting or decoration with an inimitable style. (Original) J'ai connu Philippe Pons il y a un moment du côté des restaurants l'instant délice et du Mirandol à Sarlat. Un vrai Artiste au multiples facettes a l'écoute des clients pour toute types de peinture ou déco avec un style inimitable.

(Translated by Google) The works of Philippe Pons are magnificent and unique! Big crush on the huge collages! A great artist! Absolutely worth visiting in Sarlat. Mimi and Alain (Original) Les oeuvres de Philippe Pons sont magnifiques et uniques! Gros coup de coeur pour les immenses collages! Un grand artiste! A visiter absolument à Sarlat. Mimi et Alain

(Translated by Google) A real gallery-workshop where you can sometimes see the artist in full creation! But no worries, he always welcomes you with a smile! (Original) Une vraie galerie-atelier où on peut parfois voir l'artiste en pleine création ! Mais pas de soucis, il vous accueil toujours avec le sourire !