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What to do in Sarlat and the surrounding area?

Discover Sarlat-la-Canéda, the jewel of the Périgord Noir, and be captivated by its exceptional medieval heritage, gastronomy, and enchanting landscapes. Whether you're a history, nature, or gastronomy lover, the region is brimming with activities to make your stay unforgettable.

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Stroll through the historic center

Cobblestone streets, golden-stone houses, Saint-Sacerdos Cathedral, and the famous Sarlat market.
 

Saint-Sacerdos Cathedral: A Gothic masterpiece in the heart of the city.
Maison de La Boétie: A Renaissance home of the famous humanist writer.
Lanterne des Morts: A mysterious monument with enigmatic origins.

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Visit the castles of the Périgord Noir

Castelnaud, Beynac, Les Milandes... true historical treasures.
 

Château de Puymartin (10 mins)
Château de Castelnaud (15 mins)
Château de Beynac (15 mins)
Château des Milandes (20 mins)
Château de Commarque (25 mins)

 

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Enjoy the local gastronomy

Savor the flavors of Sarlat
 

Traditional market (Wednesday & Saturday mornings): held at Place de la Liberté and surrounding streets, offering fresh local produce and regional specialties.


Covered market (year-round): located in the historic Sainte-Marie Church, redesigned by architect Jean Nouvel.


Truffle market (in winter) :  a must-visit for truffle enthusiasts, showcasing the finest black truffles of the Périgord.

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Our favorite spots to eat

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