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Troglodyte Dwellings of Belvès Must-see
Medieval underground dwellings hollowed out beneath the village, home to families until the 19th century.
See on the map →A perched village of the Périgord Noir, Belvès is famous for its medieval troglodyte dwellings and its 15th-century covered market supported by twenty-three stone pillars.
Open Belvès on the interactive mapMedieval underground dwellings hollowed out beneath the village, home to families until the 19th century.
See on the map →A 15th-century covered market with twenty-three stone pillars, the historic commercial heart of the village.
See on the map →Medieval lanes and timber-framed houses of the perched village, overlooking the Nauze valley.
See on the map →A former medieval belfry, a remnant of the fortifications and a symbol of Belvès.
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