La Roque Saint Christophe rock shelter – Vezere
La Roque Saint Christophe, the largest natural shelter in Europe and part of the prehistoric sites in the Vézère Valley listed as a World Heritage Site
Le Regourdou prehistoric site – Vezere Valley
Le Regourdou Site in the Vezere Valley in the Dordogne, a major Neanderthal burial ground situated 500m up the road from Lascaux Cave
St Martin Chapel – Limeuil – Thomas Becket
St Martin Chapel in Limeuil at the confluence of the Dordogne and Vézère is an expiatory chapel dedicated to Thomas Becket the Archbishop of Canterbury
Sarlat la Caneda – Perigord Noir – Dordogne
Sarlat, the former capital of Périgord Noir in Dordogne, a beautifully well restored medieval city boasting an impressive number of Renaissance mansions
Sergeac – Knights Templar Commanderie – Perigord
Sergeac in Périgord, the most important Commanderie of the Order of the Knights Templar in Dordogne, today a picturesque listed village and manor house
Venus de Sireuil statuette – Dordogne-Perigord
Venus de Sireuil in Dordogne-Périgord, a 25,000 year old statuette of a pregnant young woman most likely associated with a Neolithic cult of fertility
Tayac Church – Les Eyzies – Vezere Valley
The superb fortified Romanesque church of Tayac is all that is left of a monastery founded during the 12th century near Les Eyzies in the Vézère Valley
About the Vezere Valley – World Heritage Site
Vezere Valley, listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO with 147 prehistoric sites, 25 painted caves, 15 listed as Prehistoric Sites and Decorated Caves