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For the church and its parish, Monpazier decided to dedicate its patronage to Saint Dominic. Studying his life takes us back to the late 12th and early 13th centuries. The priest and founder of the order worked not only in Spain (he was born around 1167 as Domingo de Guzmán in Caleruega near Burgos), but also carried out his pastoral work in France and Italy. Saint Dominic's feast day in the calendar of saints is August 8th in the major Christian denominations, and there are many other local memorial days.

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beautiful high situated castle with large cathedral. still nice and quiet in the morning

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Today owned by the Dordogne department, the castle recognized as a Major Site in Aquitaine and classified as a Historic Monument! It presents a set of buildings whose diversity and superposition of styles still testify to the past power of this family of valiant soldiers and powerful lords, firmly introduced into the immediate entourage of the Kings.

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Lac du Brayssou is located in the town Tourliac  in  Lot et Garonne  in the  southwest of France .

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If you come hiking, don't forget your binoculars! Throughout the seasons, it is possible to observe mallards, teals, grebes, whistling ducks, gray herons... Plantings of shrubs and different species allow songbirds to find shelter and food in winter.

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The lake is accessible for walks all year round. For fishing, you must take into account the opening periods and the regulations in force.

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The streets run parallel to the long side and are crossed by four cross streets. The whole village consists of rectangular blocks where all houses were originally the same size. When walking through the village, this tight layout still gives a strange feeling. This strictness does not belong to a French village. I also had that feeling about the new part of Carcassonne and Villefranche de Conflent.

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The history of Monpazier goes back to the thirteenth century. Although France was the largest and economically strongest country in Western Europe at this time, the country's situation was not really good. The English king Edward I thought he was also the French king, where he also had a legal point, and started a war in which he took control of large parts of France.

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