Touroirac Grottoes were discovered in 1995 close to Hautefors village, and Auvézere River. The cave coveres and area of 3 km. The rock foundations, stalactites and stalagmites shaped for millions of years are fascinating. There is also a stream running through the cave. The temperature in the cave is about 13-14 C. 

Chateau de Beynac is one of the best preserved castles in Dordogne region. It was built in the 12th century by the barons of Beynac. It is situated on a rock 200 m above the Dordogne River. Since its construction  it was renovated several times. 

This castle has a colorful history. Even Richard the Lionheart conquered this castle but his occupation lasted for a short period of time. A wonderful view stretches over the river from the castle. Chateaux of Fayrac, Castelnaud and Morqueyssac are also visible from here.

From the grounds of the castle one can enter the Beynac church. The interior of the castle has many interesting rooms, salons, dungeons, kitchens, toilets and the frescoes dating from the 15th century.

The owners together with the Ministry of Culture and Communication help the renovation of the Castle.  

La Roque Gageac is a beautiful village in Dordogne, Aquitaine which beauty testifies the fact that is listed among The Most Beautiful Villages of France.

Golden yellow houses are backed by steep cliffs and are spread over the hills. During the history, the village had an important role in trade and defense. The vestiges of construction from the 12th century are still standing. The most impressive building in La Roque-Gageac is the Renaissance Manoir de Tarde which was an important trading point for river boats.

The entire village looks liko one of those described in fairy tales, surrounded with beautiful river, green meadows and forest.