The Dordogne, the old province of Périgord, is one of France's most rewarding regions for a team that wants space and quiet. Castles stand on cliffs above the river, manor houses and stone farms lie among woods and fields, and the Vézère valley is known for its prehistoric cave sites, a good outing for a free afternoon. Local markets, walnuts and duck are part of everyday life, so the food is a reason to come on its own.
Bordeaux has a high-speed rail link to Paris, which helps teams that travel by train; the last stretch to the Périgord is usually by car. From the Netherlands and Flanders the drive is long, so plan a full day or combine the trip with a stay in Paris. Days can be spent in a quiet salon, and evenings on a terrace with local food and wine.
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From Amsterdam the closest venue in the Dordogne and Périgord is 9 h 48 by car, and half of the venues are within 10 h 36. Our departure city pages show travel times from other cities in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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