Commarque castle in Périgord
The imposing Commarque castle, once belonging to the barons of Beynac and lords of Commarque, is gradually restored after 3 centuries of neglect
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Dolmen de Martignes and Cloup de Coutze
The Dolmen de Martignes and Dolmen du Cloup de Coutze stand as the most renowned among the 12 dolmens recorded in Beduer, a quintessential Quercy village nestled along the revered St. James Way pilgrimage route
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Dolmen du Pech-Laglayre in Gréalou
Dolmen du Pech-Laglayre is a group of 3 dolmens, 2 still standing, located along Saint-James Way, on the heights of the municipality of Grealou in the Lot
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Château de Limargue in the listed village of Autoire
Château de Limargue, a manor house that boasts exceptional architectural features and is located in Autoire, one of the most beautiful villages of France
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Dolmen de la Pierre Martine in Quercy
Dolmen de la Pierre Martine in Livernon, the largest dolmen in the Lot department, was erected near the Neolithic limestone quarry where its slabs came from
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Dolmen du Bois de Galtier in Martiel
The Dolmen du Bois de Galtier is the most famous of the 30 dolmens listed in Martiel, a municipality of Aveyron with the highest concentration of megaliths
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Hérisson, a medieval walled village
Hérisson, a picturesque medieval village nestled at the foot of the vestiges of the castle of the Dukes of Bourbon and ranked ‘small town of character’
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Portbail on Côte des Isles
Portbail, a renowned seaside resort of Normandy and historical village that boasts the vestiges of the oldest Christian baptistery in Northern France
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Vaison-la-Romaine, roman and medieval city
Vaison-la-Romaine, a medieval city of Vaucluse in Provence that boasts an impressive number of Roman ruins including a 1st century AD single arch bridge
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Toulouse the Pink City
The historical capital of Languedoc is nicknamed Toulouse the Pink City because of its red-pink bricks and tiles produced with the local clay, a construction material introduced by the Romans 2000 years ago
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Castel Merle prehistoric site Sergeac
Castel Merle prehistoric site in Dordogne is one of the longest continuously occupied sites in Europe and boasts the highest concentration of prehistoric habitats on the continent
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Colline de Fourvière – Lyon – Lugdunum
La Colline de Fourvière in Lyon, a hill that overlooks the Saône and Rhône rivers and the site where the Romans founded the antic city of Lugdunum in 43BC
