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Troglodyte Fort of La Roque-Gageac Must-see
A 12th-century troglodyte dwelling hollowed out of the cliff, a historic refuge overlooking the village.
See on the map →Backed against a cliff overlooking the Dordogne, La Roque-Gageac lines up its golden-stone houses between rock and river, one of the most photographed sites in the Périgord.
Open La Roque-Gageac on the interactive mapA 12th-century troglodyte dwelling hollowed out of the cliff, a historic refuge overlooking the village.
See on the map →A terraced garden benefiting from a Mediterranean microclimate, with banana trees, palms and bamboo.
See on the map →Traditional boats offering trips on the Dordogne, giving a unique view of the village from the river.
See on the map →A 20th-century neo-Gothic château on the banks of the Dordogne, at the entrance to the village.
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