Tourism Belves

Belvès is located in the department of Dordogne and Aquitaine region. This is one of beautiful village of France. Belvès retains vestiges of a troubled past.

Sights

Ramparts
Tower of Auditeur
Tower of City Hall
A former tower of the convent of Frères Prêcheurs
Castle in the XII century
former home of Consuls
Hall Wood and troglodyte dwellings
Church of Notre Dame of Montcuq of XII and XIV centuries

Museums and monuments to visit

Le cloître de Cadouin

Cadouin Abbey was built in 1115 by Gérard de Salles. The tour presents different architectures: the novel, in the church and in the Gothic cloister, which was rebuilt in the late ...
Château de Castelnaud

Castelnaud Castle was founded in the twelfth century. During the Hundred Years War, he played a major role in being, including the English camp. At the end of the war, the building became French ...
Le Château de Beynac

Inhabited since the Bronze Age, the castle naturally protected due to its strategic position at the top of the cliff was the objetde many lusts. During the visit, you will discover how the ...
Musée national de la Préhistoire

Castle of Les Eyzies welcomes the prehistoric museum of Eyzies since 1923. The presentation of the prehistoric is through exhibitions of original objects from the Perony excavations and studies ...
L'abri Pataud

The Pataud, classified as a historic monument since 1958, became the property of the National Museum of Natural History in 1957. He works on the study of the evolution of internal lithic facies. It is ...

Tour to explore the Dordogne

Thème : Sites and museums
Départ : Bergerac
Durée : 6 jours

Voir ce circuit

For 6 days, you will discover the Dordogne. You will see that the third French department, by its size, has many places of interest to visit. You can admire beautiful castles and beautiful villages.

Come to discover Beynac and Cazenac

Thème : Walks
Départ : Beynac-et-cazenac
Durée : 4 jours

Voir ce circuit

The origins of Beynac goes back to the 10th and 9th century B.C, the population chose this site to settle. The village made of stone and wood controlled the Dordogne Valley. Then the Gauls settled there in the 6th and 5th century B.C.