Stroll along the winding Dordogne River, sip coffee in cafés and sample the delectable French cuisine on a break in Bergerac. In addition to its beautiful scenery, Bergerac is well known for its food and wine, as well as the local markets. This is the place to really enjoy a bit of French hospitality! You can spend many an enjoyable hour exploring the old town in Bergerac too, viewing the quaint architecture, stopping off at the museums and relaxing in the shady squares. At other times you can enjoy a little fishing on the River Dordogne, go to an antique fair or head on a day trip to Bordeaux.
Renting holiday apartments in Bergerac
HouseTrip offers you the chance to have a unique and authentic experience when you visit France. Choose to stay in private apartments in Bergerac and, unlike expensive hotels, you’ll have the freedom to come and go as you please. With Bergerac apartments you get a kitchen area and living space, the ideal combination to create a homely atmosphere by cooking your own meals and chilling out in your own space. Rather than splash out on multiple hotel rooms you can have a lot more fun in private holiday accommodation in Bergerac.
Where to stay in Bergerac
Wherever it is you choose to stay in Bergerac you have the chance to live in traditional accommodation and mingle with the local communities. Choose one of the villas in Bergerac and not only will you be able to live like a local you might also be lucky enough to have your own pool area too. Stay right by the banks of the River Dordogne and you can expect lovely views, whilst a stay right in the heart of Bergerac will place you close to all of the town’s amenities. All you need to do is have a good read through the holiday rentals on offer from HouseTrip and then pick out the one that suits you the best.
Bergerac with the family
Bergerac is a lovely place to get away on a family holiday, a place that offers the kids a chance to experience French culture and have fun too. Before you head out for the day make sure you all sit down for breakfast at the family rental, then set off to explore. Go to museums like the River Transport Museum, eat the local food and maybe even do a bit of fishing on the River Dordogne. On other days you can head into Bordeaux together to check out the attractions in this famous city, including Bordeaux Cathedral and Pont de Pierre, and up the fun by going to Aqualand and Bordeaux Zoo.
