Guidebook for Mouleydier
Food Scene
Ideal for families and couples alike, good food with a lovely outdoor courtyard with flaming torches to dine or simply have an aperitif in the summer evenings.
12 recommandé par les habitants
Hotel Château les Merles
3 Chem. des MerlesIdeal for families and couples alike, good food with a lovely outdoor courtyard with flaming torches to dine or simply have an aperitif in the summer evenings.
A delightful restaurant on the river, dine inside or out. Good food with a reasonable menu du jour price. Bernard is a lovely host with a very professional service.
25 recommandé par les habitants
Au Fil de l'Eau
32 Av. de CahorsA delightful restaurant on the river, dine inside or out. Good food with a reasonable menu du jour price. Bernard is a lovely host with a very professional service.
Commanding position overlooking the valley serving haut cuisine. Expensive but a gastronomic treat.
38 recommandé par les habitants
La Tour des Vents
Commanding position overlooking the valley serving haut cuisine. Expensive but a gastronomic treat.
Dine here for lunch, outside on the terrace, booking a must during the summer and after the local sunday market. Very popular with the locals - lovely French food.
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La Brucelière
Place de la CapelleDine here for lunch, outside on the terrace, booking a must during the summer and after the local sunday market. Very popular with the locals - lovely French food.
Take coffee in the central square with the best local market on a Thursday. Take a beer in the Le P'tit Loup, Bruno, the patron speaks very good English and is a real character! Live music monthly.
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Lalinde
Take coffee in the central square with the best local market on a Thursday. Take a beer in the Le P'tit Loup, Bruno, the patron speaks very good English and is a real character! Live music monthly.
A small intimate restaurant in the heart of old Bergerac that will delight the taste buds. Very reasonable priced, professional service and excellent presentation.
13 recommandé par les habitants
Le Vin'Quatre
14 Rue Saint-ClarA small intimate restaurant in the heart of old Bergerac that will delight the taste buds. Very reasonable priced, professional service and excellent presentation.
This restaurant has good food at a great price. You can sit outside under the shade in summer or inside in winter. The service is good and you are always sated leaving.
Restaurant Les Marronniers
2 route de la valléeThis restaurant has good food at a great price. You can sit outside under the shade in summer or inside in winter. The service is good and you are always sated leaving.
Beautiful setting in a hill top village beside the stunning Abbey. The food is fabulous and so reasonable, The hosts are charming and the presentation is second to none. Be sure to make a reservation - it is very popular.
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La Table de Léo
D25Beautiful setting in a hill top village beside the stunning Abbey. The food is fabulous and so reasonable, The hosts are charming and the presentation is second to none. Be sure to make a reservation - it is very popular.
A great find only serving lunch Monday to Friday - the menu du jour is €18 with other options up to €27 for 3 courses. The house wine is €7 for 500cl. The views are stunning over the valley, the food way above average with good service. They also host concerts from time to time - check out their website!
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Le Bistrot de Malfourat
A great find only serving lunch Monday to Friday - the menu du jour is €18 with other options up to €27 for 3 courses. The house wine is €7 for 500cl. The views are stunning over the valley, the food way above average with good service. They also host concerts from time to time - check out their website!
A great little Italian in the local town. Good choice of traditional Italian food, including pizza, pastas, meats and fish dishes.
All'Olivo
9 Pl. du 14 JuilletA great little Italian in the local town. Good choice of traditional Italian food, including pizza, pastas, meats and fish dishes.
A welcoming restaurant in a little village outside Bergerac. The selection is good and the hosts Michelle and Michel charming. Try the escargot ( snails) you'll be surprised how good they are!!
L'étoile
A welcoming restaurant in a little village outside Bergerac. The selection is good and the hosts Michelle and Michel charming. Try the escargot ( snails) you'll be surprised how good they are!!
You really need to have an appetite to come here. We went for Sunday lunch, very French, lovely food, all cooked by the owners with local produce. There were many courses with as much wine as you wanted for €35 each - we didn't eat the rest of the day. The menus are set and they do vegetarian options - just let them know in advance and dont expect to a quick getaway. Very popular with the locals so you know its good!
Ferme Auberge Chez Jacquou le Gourmand
You really need to have an appetite to come here. We went for Sunday lunch, very French, lovely food, all cooked by the owners with local produce. There were many courses with as much wine as you wanted for €35 each - we didn't eat the rest of the day. The menus are set and they do vegetarian options - just let them know in advance and dont expect to a quick getaway. Very popular with the locals so you know its good!
Everything Else
Sunday morning market - beautiful medieval town. Stroll around the stalls, food and craft produce. Then dine locally for lunch afterwards.
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Issigeac
Sunday morning market - beautiful medieval town. Stroll around the stalls, food and craft produce. Then dine locally for lunch afterwards.
Fancy a treat? This is the place to go for a beautiful thorough job. Kathy, originally from California, will shape and paint your nails to perfection with shellac or gel. Take an hour or so out for a relaxing treatment in the little village of Port de Couze.
Stylish Naiks
11 Av. des MarronniersFancy a treat? This is the place to go for a beautiful thorough job. Kathy, originally from California, will shape and paint your nails to perfection with shellac or gel. Take an hour or so out for a relaxing treatment in the little village of Port de Couze.
Sightseeing
The old town is a must, there is a miniature train ride along with a river boat ride available. There are too many restaurants to mention. Market on a Saturday.
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Bergerac
The old town is a must, there is a miniature train ride along with a river boat ride available. There are too many restaurants to mention. Market on a Saturday.
Largest concentration of medieval buildings in Europe - take a day trip and visit Beynac and Roque-Gageac on the way.
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Sarlat-la-Canéda
Largest concentration of medieval buildings in Europe - take a day trip and visit Beynac and Roque-Gageac on the way.
Beautiful hilltop town in the centre of wine production region. Taste wine, dine under the vines and savour the view.
816 recommandé par les habitants
Saint-Émilion
Beautiful hilltop town in the centre of wine production region. Taste wine, dine under the vines and savour the view.
Its a drive so perhaps visit on the way. This town is a permanent memorial and museum after is was torched by the Germans in WW2 killing 642 of its inhabitants. A stark reminder of the horrors of war.
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Oradour-sur-Glane
Its a drive so perhaps visit on the way. This town is a permanent memorial and museum after is was torched by the Germans in WW2 killing 642 of its inhabitants. A stark reminder of the horrors of war.
A long drive, but this Norman Foster designed masterpiece, the bridge in the clouds is a wonder to see. It is on the way to Roquefort the home of the famousl cheese.
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Viaduc de Millau
A long drive, but this Norman Foster designed masterpiece, the bridge in the clouds is a wonder to see. It is on the way to Roquefort the home of the famousl cheese.
Built by Albert Claveille, French minister 1916-1921, who promoted the construction of the local dam which is the biggest brick built dam in the world. Take a visit to see the fish lift, fascinating! You might see a salmon or an eel making its way up river.
Villa Acacias
982 Av. du BarrageBuilt by Albert Claveille, French minister 1916-1921, who promoted the construction of the local dam which is the biggest brick built dam in the world. Take a visit to see the fish lift, fascinating! You might see a salmon or an eel making its way up river.
This canal bypasses the rapids on the Dordogne and runs from Mauzac to Tuillieres with a series of picturesque locks. There is a path for walking / cycling / fishing.
Canal de Lalinde
This canal bypasses the rapids on the Dordogne and runs from Mauzac to Tuillieres with a series of picturesque locks. There is a path for walking / cycling / fishing.
Visit the castle, bathe in the lake and dine/ take a drink at Auberge Les Marronnieres. Excellent value meals. Sit outside under the shade in the summer months.
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Château de Lanquais
Le BourgVisit the castle, bathe in the lake and dine/ take a drink at Auberge Les Marronnieres. Excellent value meals. Sit outside under the shade in the summer months.
Known for its Gothic Cathedrale St-Andre, as well as its many fine contemporary art museums and 18th & 19th century mansions. Public gardens line the curving river quays, worth a day tour at least.
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Bordeaux
Known for its Gothic Cathedrale St-Andre, as well as its many fine contemporary art museums and 18th & 19th century mansions. Public gardens line the curving river quays, worth a day tour at least.
The Gabarres of Bergerac offer a 50 minute cruise with wildlife and the town of Bergerac being the principle points of interest. A new circuit has been added leaving from Creysse during summer. This is a 1h30 trip towards Mouleydier and the Barage de Tuilieres. It runs Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.30am and you should just be able to see Villa Acacias from the boat!
12 recommandé par les habitants
Gabarres de Beynac
Route des GabarriersThe Gabarres of Bergerac offer a 50 minute cruise with wildlife and the town of Bergerac being the principle points of interest. A new circuit has been added leaving from Creysse during summer. This is a 1h30 trip towards Mouleydier and the Barage de Tuilieres. It runs Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10.30am and you should just be able to see Villa Acacias from the boat!
Sue and Vince are neighbours and will host on a tour of the vineyards of the region. Learn how the wines are made, meet the wine makers (all with stories to tell) and indulge in their delicious wines. The website is as the name, Dordogne Vineyard tours and contact number : +33 6 15 44 30 72
Duck & Truffle
Sue and Vince are neighbours and will host on a tour of the vineyards of the region. Learn how the wines are made, meet the wine makers (all with stories to tell) and indulge in their delicious wines. The website is as the name, Dordogne Vineyard tours and contact number : +33 6 15 44 30 72
Essentials
The best place for groceries, wine and beer. Huge selection of everything! Pharmacy, hardware and hairdresser also in the centre.
8 recommandé par les habitants
Intermarché HYPER Creysse et Drive
154 Av. de la RoqueThe best place for groceries, wine and beer. Huge selection of everything! Pharmacy, hardware and hairdresser also in the centre.
This small intermarche on the far side of Lalinde is open until 12 midday on a Sunday morning, an important fact to know when the rest of the town is closed.
Intermarché
Rue Saint-MartinThis small intermarche on the far side of Lalinde is open until 12 midday on a Sunday morning, an important fact to know when the rest of the town is closed.
The store all the locals go to for all their fresh produce. The meat, vegetables and fruit are of the best quality.
9 recommandé par les habitants
Grand Frais Bergerac
Route de BordeauxThe store all the locals go to for all their fresh produce. The meat, vegetables and fruit are of the best quality.
Only 5 minutes away with parking just beside. This is a bright airy salon that caters for all and do INOA colour. My blow dry was very good. If you speak any French, it is entertaining to join in on the conversation of the day - politics is a favorite! The prices are very reasonable too compared to what I pay at home.
Saint Capraise Coiffure
12 Rte de BergeracOnly 5 minutes away with parking just beside. This is a bright airy salon that caters for all and do INOA colour. My blow dry was very good. If you speak any French, it is entertaining to join in on the conversation of the day - politics is a favorite! The prices are very reasonable too compared to what I pay at home.
Drinks & Nightlife
Au Bon Coin. A popular bar with the local expats and French alike. You can have a flutter on the horses while having a beer and watching the locals compete at pool. The beer is good and they serve coffee on the deck in the mornings if you want to nip around to one of the local boulangeries for a pastry. The new owners - Alex and Amanda plan to open until 11 most nights.
Sedinski Christophe
Avenue des Martyrs de la ResistanAu Bon Coin. A popular bar with the local expats and French alike. You can have a flutter on the horses while having a beer and watching the locals compete at pool. The beer is good and they serve coffee on the deck in the mornings if you want to nip around to one of the local boulangeries for a pastry. The new owners - Alex and Amanda plan to open until 11 most nights.
Otherwise known as 'Le P'tit Loup'. Bruno is a local character and you never know if there will be live music playing or some good ol' rock and rock playing in the background. He also serves food, very reasonably priced with emphasis on duck and other local French delicacies.
Le P’tit Loup
20 Rue Gabriel PériOtherwise known as 'Le P'tit Loup'. Bruno is a local character and you never know if there will be live music playing or some good ol' rock and rock playing in the background. He also serves food, very reasonably priced with emphasis on duck and other local French delicacies.
Le Windsor
30 Rte de BordeauxOpen until the small hours - a nightclub to suit all ages.
Parks & Nature
The largest crystalline grotto in the region with a stunning array of formations. There is a basket to descend into the cavity for the adventurous or a tunnel entrance for a more gentle approach. It is truly stunning and only a 35 minute drive away. Reserve in advance especially if you want to descend in the basket!
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Le Gouffre de Proumeyssac
Route de ProumeyssacThe largest crystalline grotto in the region with a stunning array of formations. There is a basket to descend into the cavity for the adventurous or a tunnel entrance for a more gentle approach. It is truly stunning and only a 35 minute drive away. Reserve in advance especially if you want to descend in the basket!
This is a fabulous garden to visit and one of the few in the area worth visiting with children. There is an area with swings and a picnic area and during the summer on certain days children older than 6 can learn rock climbing . During the summer each Thursday evening the gardens are lit by candlelight and various musicians play in different parts of the garden. A magical experience not to be missed.
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Les jardins de Marqueyssac
This is a fabulous garden to visit and one of the few in the area worth visiting with children. There is an area with swings and a picnic area and during the summer on certain days children older than 6 can learn rock climbing . During the summer each Thursday evening the gardens are lit by candlelight and various musicians play in different parts of the garden. A magical experience not to be missed.
Just over 30 minutes drive away, the biggest fresh water aquarium in Europe. Alligators, Lizards and Iguanas are among the sights to see and explore. Jungle Golf is also an activity to take part in. Ideal for families and young children on rainy days. Can get very busy in the summer months.
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Aquarium of Perigord Noir
99 All. Paul-Jean SouriauJust over 30 minutes drive away, the biggest fresh water aquarium in Europe. Alligators, Lizards and Iguanas are among the sights to see and explore. Jungle Golf is also an activity to take part in. Ideal for families and young children on rainy days. Can get very busy in the summer months.
Home to over a hundred engravings and line-drawings of mammoths. The cave is over eight kilometers long and is explored whilst riding on an electric train - making it a favourite with children, though be aware you are plunged into darkness at one point!
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Grotte de Rouffignac
Home to over a hundred engravings and line-drawings of mammoths. The cave is over eight kilometers long and is explored whilst riding on an electric train - making it a favourite with children, though be aware you are plunged into darkness at one point!
Arts & Culture
No the Tobacco Museum isn’t intended to promote tobacco; nor is it meant for smokers alone! It detailed the history of tobacco use across the world and its use.
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Musée du Tabac
Place du FeuNo the Tobacco Museum isn’t intended to promote tobacco; nor is it meant for smokers alone! It detailed the history of tobacco use across the world and its use.