A serene image as if it’s a moving watercolour painting.

It not only has an unusual shape but as the river flows under it, swathes of emerald green mossy plants, just under the surface, melt into the river’s flow. The Bourdeille Bridge is extremely picturesque. This interestingly designed bridge was originally built in the 14th century but had to be rebuilt in the 18th century following severe floods. The two main attractions here are the Chateau de Bourdeille and Bourdeilles’ charming stone bridge. BOURDEILLESīourdeilles is a small medieval town situated on the Dronne, a northern Dordogne River. Whether you explore the beautiful towns in Dordogne or escape to the peaceful countryside and small villages of Dordogne, this area offers a variety of options for a memorable vacation. Whether you are a history buff, a food lover, or simply seeking a tranquil retreat, the Dordogne has it all. The Dordogne River meanders through the region, adding to the beauty and charm of the landscape. So we were in the perfect place to explore the towns in the Dordogne region.ĭELIGHTFUL DORDOGNE VILLAGES AND TOWNS TO VISITįrom medieval castles to quaint market squares, there is something for everyone to enjoy in this delightful part of the country. We were lucky enough to call the Dordogne home for nine months and adapted to French village liferather easily in a tiny Dordogne village called Villars, (pronounced Ville -arr).

Medieval castles dot the landscape and life moves in time with the leisurely flow of its rivers and streams. The Dordogne conjures up a dreamy image of picturesque rural France, idyllic rustic farmhouses, and creamy stone houses surrounded by rolling green hills.

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