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THE DORDOGNE
Vol. 8, No. 3 France
January / February 2003
The Dordogne, a beautiful, unspoiled region tucked away in the corner of southwest France, is known for its scenic roads, historic hilltop castles, and wonderful prehistoric remains. This issue follows the famous castle route, stopping along the way to visit the Dordogne’s most interesting castles, intriguing villages, and important prehistoric caves. Hotel favorites include an enchanting villa and a hillside chateau. This is a famous foie gras and truffles center, so expect these prized French delicacies to grace most menus. Important sights include the historic castles of Beynac and Castelnaud, the market town of Sarlat, the scenic villages of La-Roque-Gageac and Domme, and the prehistoric site at Lascaux II. Subscribers may also want to consider the issue on the Lot, Tarn & Carcassonne (Vol. 8, No. 6), which borders the region.
Special Note: Photos in printed issues are not in color. Back issues are non-refundable.
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