Archive
06 Sep Losse
Posted at 15:39h
in
The Castle of Losse was originally a medieval fortress on the banks of the Vézère that got transformed into a Renaissance castle. The original 16th and 17th century furniture is beautifully polished. In a small salon you bump into a Rubens and a Van Dyck...
06 Sep Milandes
Posted at 15:35h
in
In the renaissance castle of Milandes everything is dedicated to Josephine Baker, who lived there with her 12 adopted children until she went bankrupt. Her artistic talent, big heart and excessive spending pattern make for a fascinating story. The French garden, full of references to...
06 Sep Castle of Fénelon
Posted at 15:31h
in
The castle of Fénelon is a medieval fortress, surrounded by three still-intact fortification walls. The most famous offspring of the Fénelon family was a confidant of Louis XIV. He was fond of drinking an aperitif based on cahors wine, nut liqueur and cassis, a drink...
06 Sep Castelnaud-la-Chapelle
Posted at 12:26h
in
Castelnaud-la-Chapelle is dominated by its medieval fortified castle, with a view over the Dordogne valley and at shooting distance of the castle of Beynac on the other side of the river. Both castles were often enemies during the hundred-year war. Today, Castelnaud-la-Chapelle's castle houses an...
06 Sep Beynac-et-Cazenac
Posted at 12:12h
in
From the 12th century fortified castle of Beynac, which was in French hands during the hundred-year war, many battles were waged against the English opponents who occupied Castelnaud's castle. Both the castle and the village below along the Dordogne are worth a visit....