Rocamadour and the Dordogne Valley: the perfect van getaway between cliffs and history

Clinging to a 120-metre cliff, this medieval village is a masterpiece of religious architecture and has been a pilgrimage site since the Middle Ages. Climb the Grand Escalier steps or take the lift to enjoy the stunning view over the Alzou Valley.

Dive into the heart of the earth with this spectacular underground network, where you’ll glide by boat along a subterranean river before discovering galleries adorned with stalactites. One of France’s most beautiful natural sites, accessible to all.

Nicknamed the ‘Sistine Chapel of Prehistory’, these caves house 18,000-year-old cave paintings, now protected by a faithful replica, Lascaux IV. A fascinating dive into parietal art that you simply cannot miss.

The world capital of Prehistory, this village is home to the National Museum of Prehistory and numerous UNESCO-listed rock shelters. An essential stop to understand the lives of our ancestors, set in a preserved natural landscape.

This 13th-century fortress, perched on a rocky spur, offers a breathtaking view of the Dordogne and houses a museum of medieval warfare. An immersive visit to relive the region’s medieval history.

Listed among France’s most beautiful villages, this Dordogne jewel clings to the cliffside, with its golden-stone houses and lauze roofs. Stroll through its narrow streets or take a river cruise to admire it from the water.