Mediaeval festivals — Many towns and villages in the region hold their own in the summer, such asLanquais, Monpazier, Salignac-Evyvigues, Issigeac and Belves. They typically involve re-enactments, music, games and traditional local fare.
Head to the Triangle Noir du Quercy black triangle of Quercy in the Causses du Quercy natural park to ooh and aah over shooting stars during the meteor shower period in August. The area has virtually no light pollution, making it ideal for observing the night sky. Musical acts spring up in streets and venues across the land. Firework displays — one thing the French do well is fireworks. Pick a picturesque spot by the river for an evening packed with ambiance.
Benefiting from absolute privacy behind its high walls, it overlooks a variety of hilly and wooded landscapes. With its origins dating back to the 12th century Perched on the hillside, guests will enjoy fabulous panoramic views of the countryside from the chateau, the estate, and the swimming pool. High ceilings and large windows make this spacious property a bright and pleasant place to holiday in style with a large group.
Escape to the chateau to experience the very best of the South of France. In the heart of the Gers region and set in a medieval village, this former wine estate offers spacious accommodation for 12 to 14 people, a large natural stone swimming pool and areas dedicated to children for an unforgettable holiday.
This alluring chateau rental in France's Dordogne region is infused with history and promises an enchanting setting for your holiday. Chateau Heart of Dordogne is listed as a historical monument and comes with an illustrious past - you will even have the opportunity to sit in Napoleon Bonaparte's chair! Chateau Heart of Gascony is for anyone who has ever dreamed of renting a castle in France. This 14th-century chateau is everything a castle should be, combining historical features such as turrets, towers and grand fireplaces with modern-day luxury so that guests can live like royalty.
