Black Périgord
Nestled in the heart of the Dordogne, Sarlat-la-Canéda is the iconic capital of Périgord Noir, recognized for its exceptional medieval heritage and authentic way of life.
A true architectural gem, the city enchants with its cobbled alleys, its golden stone private mansions, and its perfectly preserved slate roofs, forming one of the most remarkable medieval urban ensembles in Europe.
Labeled City of Art and History, Sarlat offers a unique immersion between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, carried by a warm and lively atmosphere all year round. Its renowned gastronomy, celebrated in traditional markets, highlights the emblematic products of the Périgord region.
An ideal starting point for discovering valleys, castles, and prehistoric sites, Sarlat is a must-see destination for group trips alliances culture, conviviality, and discoveries.
Dominating the historic heart of Sarlat, this cathedral blends Romanesque and Gothic influences within an emblematic architectural ensemble of the Black Périgord.
Its bell tower, lantern, and the medieval streets surrounding it contribute to the unique charm of the old town, which is classified among the most remarkable in France.
A mysterious and emblematic monument in Sarlat, the Lantern of the Dead intrigues with its unique architecture and origins that are still debated.
Built in the twelfth century, it is one of the few preserved examples of this type of funerary construction in France.
Located in the Place du Marché aux Oies, this manor plunges visitors into the world of great Sarlat families through furnished rooms and period decor. This historic residence offers a glimpse into aristocratic daily life during the Renaissance and allows for a different way to discover the city's history.
A true local institution, the Sarlat market enlivens the narrow streets of the historic center with the flavors of the Périgord region.
Foie gras, walnuts, truffles, cheeses, and artisanal specialties are all to be discovered here in a friendly and authentic atmosphere.
The restaurants of Sarlat showcase a generous cuisine inspired by the traditions of the Périgord Noir.
Between typical inns and refined dining, visitors discover regional classics in a warm and heritage-rich setting.
Installed in the former Sainte-Marie church, renovated by Jean Nouvel, this covered market blends heritage and local gastronomy.
Producers, regional specialties, and fresh products make it an unmissable stop for discovering the flavors of Sarlat.
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