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Grotte de Tourtoirac

Discovered in 1995 the cave amazed its finder and speleologists. Now the public can see the diversity of its concretions. Visit the village of Tourtoirac: its prehistory, its abbey.

Tourtoirac

Gouffre de Proumeyssac

The largest cavity fitted in Périgord benefits from an easy acess. Unique visits and presentation: 2 sound-and-light shows enhance the beauty of this “Cristal Cathedral”. For an even more original visit: option to be lowered in a basket (11 people max.-additional charge) to feel the sensation of the...

Audrix

Les Pans de Travassac

A unique site in Europe which takes you on an immersion in the slate quarrying tradition. Sheer cliffs where minerals and plants blend harmoniously form a permanent spectacle in which you can move around in complete safety. Observe the processing of slate through the ancestral gestures of cutting,...

Donzenac

Lascaux IV - Centre International de l'Art Pariétal

Lascaux reveals itself to you in the new setting of Le Centre International de l’Art Pariétal: more than 8500m2 of exhibition area, including a complete, unprecedented replica of the Lascaux prehistoric cave and six galleries tracing the history of its discovery, its place in the world's cave art, a...

Montignac-Lascaux

Grottes de Lacave

After the access to the heart of the caves by the electric train, the visit starts at the chaos room and continues to the tarasque hall where a rock seems to represent some fabulous animal. The lakes and the concretions take curious forms. The mirages hall and the “gours” presents the most thrillin...

Lacave

Gouffre de la Fage

The only cave in the Corrèze, the chasm takes you 20 metres underground, for a timeless interlude. All along a 600 meters long journey, the Underworld reveals its multiple mineral riches. An unusual discovery on a self-guided or guided tour, depending on the period, in the heart of another world: p...

Noailles

Site Néandertal de Regourdou

Located 800 metres above the Lascaux caves in Montignac in the Dordogne, the prehistoric deposit Le Regourdou is known as the burial site of the oldest Neanderthal ever discovered in Europe, dating from 80,000 years B.C. In 1957, Roger Constant revealed this archaeological treasure as he was searchi...

Montignac-Lascaux

Le Gouffre de Padirac

Located in the heart of the Dordogne Valley, near Rocamadour, the Gouffre de Padirac is the largest underground natural heritage site in Europe. Your visit begins with a 103-metre descent underground by lift or stairs, followed by a walk through the caves to the pier, where you set off for a boat ri...

Padirac