The Dordogne, the old province of Périgord, is a region of space and quiet. Castles stand on cliffs above the river, manor houses and stone farms lie among woods and fields, and the Vézère valley has prehistoric cave sites, a good outing for a free afternoon. Local markets, walnuts and duck are part of everyday life, so the local food is worth the trip on its own.
Bordeaux has a high-speed rail link to Paris, which suits teams that travel by train; the last stretch to the Périgord is usually by car. From the Netherlands and Flanders the drive is long, so plan a full day or combine the trip with a stay in Paris. Days can be spent in a quiet room, and evenings on a terrace with local food and wine.
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From Amsterdam the closest venue in the Dordogne and Périgord is 9 h 48 by car, and half of the venues are within 10 h 36. Our departure city pages show travel times from other cities in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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