Javerlhac :
At 8 km north, two bakeries and other amenities including mini-supermarket, post office, petrol, etc... There are several old mills with water wheels and a picturesque chateau dating back to the 13 th century situated along the meandering and beautiful Bandiat River.
Villars:
At 35 km south, prehistoric caves, the Grotte de Villars.
Mareuil sur Belle :
At 13 km south, a compact old town with its medieval chateau, all amenities, Tuesday market, excellent source of regional products and one of the most comprehesive wine shops I have personally ever seen. Tennis courts are available.
Nontron :
At 17 km, the cantonal "chef lieu" a town of 30,000 inhabitants perched on a hillside with all amenities including banks, two supermarkets and a market on Saturday mornings; it also is home to a doll museum and the famous Nontron hand-forged knives and other cutlery. Visits are encouraged
Brantôme :
At 32 km south-east, the Venice of the Dordogne; this town is a delight with its monastery, bell tower and the river Dronne running through its centre. A traditional regional market on Friday mornings, Brantôme is a fun shopping experience. Some excellent restaurants too.
Sarlat :
At 150 km south-east, charming medieval town with its theatre Festival in August
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Angoulême :
At 30 km north perched on the ramparts the old town has a charm of its own. Angoulême is the nearest large city, first class shopping and a good place to stock up for the weekly larder in the good selection of hypermarkets.Tennis & 9 holes golf course are available.
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Lascaux :
At 110 km south-east, the famous LASCAUX Caves with their world renowned paintings of early man.
Should not be missed.
Perigueux :
At 58 km south, capital city of the Dordogne, this ancient town with its superb cathedral and comprehensive shopping is well worth the visit.
Les Eyzies :
At 110 km south-east, prehistoric caves, residence of the Cromagnon man.
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