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Locate the site online with the interactive map Locate the site online with the interactive map 47 Organisation: OT Sarlat Périgord Noir Person to contact: Mrs Laure LEBAILLY 3 rue Tourny - BP 114 24200 SARLAT Tél. : +33 (0)5 53 31 45 42 Fax : +33 (0)5 53 59 19 44 visites@sarlat-tourisme.com Beynac-et-Cazenac G7 Come discover the various quarters of the medieval village of Beynac- et-Cazenac! This village, which youmust climb to visit, is overlooked by the most emblematic feudal castle of the Périgord. You’ll have to scale the steep streets that lead to the barrys or quarters of this village, which was once fortified, to get a feel for the organisation of such a village in medieval times. The urban planning was dictated by the various professions of its inhabitants, such as wood and hemp craftemen high up in the town, cargo and fishing tradesmen along the water, and guards watching over the Dordogne Valley. Beynac castle, which has been used as a set for some dozen films (Captain Blood, D’Artagnan, La fille de d’Artagnan, Les Visiteurs, Joan of Arc and more), offers one of the most breathtaking views in the region over the magnificent Dordogne Valley, one of the rare European rivers to carry the UNESCO label ‘Man and the Bioshpere’ for its exceptional level of preservation. Tours available: Group clients (groups of adults or children) Traditional circuit (guided tour of the village) Tour Individual clients: Traditional circuit (guided tour of the village) Rates: Consult us. Tour duration: 1hr (groups)/1hr 30 min (individuals) Opening dates: All year round www.sarlat-tourisme.com Organisation: OT PERIGORD Dronne Belle Person to contact: Mrs Julie MARTINET Église Notre-Dame - 2 rue Puyjoli 24310 BRANTOME-EN-PÉRIGORD Tél. : +33 (0)5 53 05 80 63 Abbaye@perigord-dronne-belle.fr Brantôme-en-Périgord D5 Surrounded the by the river Dronne, the city of Brantôme is built on an island. To tour it is to stroll through history itself. The town features an abbey founded in the 8th century, an 11th-century bell tower, a Renaissance lodge and 16th-century ‘right-angled’ bridge, medieval and Renaissance houses, and more. The ‘Venice of the Périgord’ will reveal its treasures to you as you wander through its streets and cross its bridges and footbridges. The self-guided tour circuit is featured on a map available at the Tourist Office. Dotted through the town are also description panels that explain its history and its architectural curiosities. Guided tours are available only for groups and by reservation. Tours available: Group clients: Guided tour of the city by reservation (25 people per visit) Individual clients: Self-guided tour using a discovery map Tour Rates: consult us duration: 1hr 15min / 1hr 30min Opening dates: all year round except in January www.perigord-dronne-belle.fr Remarkable Cities and Villages CDT Dordogne Catalogue