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Gillian Thornton

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My love affair with France began on a family holiday as a teenager. Years later, with children of my own, I’m still passionate about its lifestyle...

Visit Bergerac

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La Dordogne is most famous for one thing: producing some of the finest wines in the world. With its Bordeux to shout about, it’s no wonder that people flock to the beautiful region to taste some of the tipple themselves.

1. La Maison des Vins de La Region de

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La Dordogne is most famous for producing some of the finest wines in the world. With its Bordeaux to shout about, it’s no wonder that...

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2. Sailing on the Dordogne - Promenade en

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Meandering through French country, the Dordogne is more beautiful than the Thames and less well-known than the Nile. Yet, it is still one...

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3. La Scala, Bergerac

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French cuisine has long been famous for its fancy presentation and minimalistic portions but here, in the heart of the French countryside,...

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4. Restaurant le Richelieu, Bergerac

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Set in the small medieval French town of Bergerac, Restaurant le Richelieu is exactly what you’d imagine a French bistro to...

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5. Europ’Hôtel, Bergerac

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A stay at Europ’Hôtel is a popular choice for time-strapped visitors popping to France’s wine town of Bergerac for a...

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