Author: wanderinfrance
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Dordogne vs. Provence: Why Brits Are Falling in Love with Southwest France
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Picture this: You’re strolling through a sun-dappled village, a warm baguette tucked under your arm, and the aroma of truffle-infused dishes wafting through the air. No, this isn’t a Provençal dream—it’s Dordogne, the rising star of French escapes. While Provence has long reigned as the darling of British getaways, there’s…
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A Day at Bonaguil: Discover History and Tranquility
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Rising from the wooded hills of Lot-et-Garonne, Château de Bonaguil is one of France’s most breathtaking medieval fortresses. The neighboring commune of Fumel officially owns it. It stands majestically above Saint-Front-sur-Lémance. This small village serves as the gateway to this extraordinary castle. To reach Bonaguil, you must first pass through…
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Monflanquin: The Charm of Small Gardens and Local Connections
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There’s something about Monflanquin that instantly pulls you in. Maybe it’s the way the honey-colored stone catches the afternoon light, or how the narrow streets seem to whisper centuries of stories as you wander through them. But for me, Monflanquin will always be about a small garden and an unexpected…
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Spring in Southwest France: Why You Should Visit Now
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Winter has finally loosened its grip, and with the arrival of spring, Southwest France begins to bloom. The Dordogne and Lot-et-Garonne—two of the most picturesque yet overlooked regions of France—are shaking off the chill, revealing landscapes of rolling vineyards, golden stone villages, and rivers that sparkle under the warming sun.…
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Eymet: A Charming Medieval Village in Dordogne
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Discover Eymet in Dordogne, France. Explore historic streets, a vibrant weekly market, nearby castles, vineyards, and riverside strolls for an authentic Southwest France experience.
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Monpazier: Explore One of the Most Beautiful Villages in Dordogne
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Discover Monpazier, a medieval bastide in Dordogne, France. Explore historic streets, a vibrant weekly market, nearby castles, caves, and vineyards in Southwest France.