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Lascaux IV

In a building of astonishing architecture, admire the LAST FULL REPLICATION of the Lascaux cave and discover cave art and its link with contemporary art thanks to new technologies.You will visit the Paleolithic cave with a guide for 1h00; you start the journey outside on the roof of the building then discover the latest copy of the Lascaux

Le Parc du Thot

The Parc du Thot offers you an approach to cave art as an introduction or as a complement to the visit of Lascaux. We invite you to discover the man-animal relationship in prehistoric times and to follow in the footsteps of the Cro-Magnon man.

Abris préhistoriques de Laugerie-Basse

At the foot of the Grand Roc cliff, travel back in time to meet our Cro-Magnon ancestor by exploring these prehistoric shelters where many art objects and tools have been discovered. Thanks to a 2D film, discover why and how men appropriated this place.

La Grotte du Grand Roc

Discovered by Jean Maury on 29 April 1924, the Grand Roc cave was fitted out and opened to visitors in 1927. The cave opens halfway up the impressive cliff overlooking the Eyzies of Vézère valley. Discover the secrets of the underworld and explore a real mineral forest composed of a variety and density of crystallizations ...

Château de Biron

The fortress is recognized as an immeasurable architectural landmark that combines a thousand years of construction. Like an open book, this castle bears witness to the extraordinary talent and fantastic inspiration of today's builders. Today, the castle hosts many festive events: gastronomic markets, art exhibitions, shows and concerts, continuing its rich history that we invite you to experience and share within its walls.

Château de Bourdeilles

The first testimonies of Bourdeilles go back to a fortress, which in 1183 welcomed monks who came to take refuge there with the relics of Saint-Sicaire. For several centuries, confined between the crown of France and England, the château de Bourdeilles will go through many political and religious storms. Peace returned, Jacquette de Montbron built at the end of the 16th century, the Renaissance castle next to the medieval fortress. Bourdeilles then became a pleasure chateau testifying to the elegance of a new art of living.

Lascaux II

The first ship to go back in time... Lascaux II, the first facsimile cave in the world, a few steps away from the original cave opened to the public in 1983. Its realization represents a technical and artistic feat. In 35 years of visits, the cave has moved more than 10 million people and has contributed to making Lascaux known throughout the world. Since the opening of the International Centre of Lascaux, Lascaux II offers a different and more intimate approach. It takes advantage of the sanctuary on the hill to offer its visitors a peaceful setting in a protected environment.

Cloître de Cadouin

The cloister offers an astonishing architectural and decorative richness, testifying to the abbey's regained splendour at the end of the 15th century. Nearly ten centuries of history float here and make Cadouin a universal, unchanging and serene place.

Château de Biron

Château de Bourdeilles

Cloître de Cadouin

La grotte du Grand Roc

Lascaux II

Lascaux IV

Abris préhistoriques Laugerie Basse

Le parc du Thot

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Lascaux IV

Le Parc du Thot

Abris préhistoriques de Laugerie-Basse

La Grotte du Grand Roc

Château de Biron

Château de Bourdeilles

Lascaux II

Cloître de Cadouin

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