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Near Castelnaud, the place invites you to take a journey through the rock by exploring the different caves that line the path. Climbing enthusiasts can also indulge in their passion.

The Sainte-Marie fountain in Sarlat is a natural resurgence which supplied the entire secular part of the city in the Middle Ages. Located rue des Consuls, a few steps from the famous geese of the sculptor Francois-Xavier Lalanne, this fountain was for a long time the city's drinking water point. However, its proximity to the stables and the streets where residents dumped their waste, urine and excrement led to serious water pollution and typhoid epidemics until the 20th century.

Beautiful hiking trail above Roque-Gageac with beautiful views of the town and the Dordogne. You can also visit the rock fortress and the church from here.

Nice place below a steep wall and right on the Dordogne.

Beautiful, small place right on the Dordogne with some small shops and restaurants. Many canoeists pass here and enjoy the view of the picturesque place on the rock face.

La Roque-Gageac is a French commune with 429 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2020) and is located in the Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine in the Dordogne department, scenically in the Périgord and directly on the banks of the Dordogne. It is famous for its delightful location at the foot of a towering, south-facing cliff in a loop of the Dordogne. La Roque-Gageac is appreciated touristically as part of one of the most beautiful stretches of the Dordogne Valley, for its near-Mediterranean climate and its tropical vegetation

From La Roque-Gageac, you can take the famous barges, these boats that were once used to transport wood. You can also take a walk in this pretty village on the edge of the Dordogne, stroll through its charming streets and finish with a visit to the castle.

Absolutely worth seeing city, built into the rock, here you can make boat trips as well as rent canoes.