The Essentials

Must-sees within 30 minutes

From Loubejac, many treasures of the Périgord Noir are accessible in just a few minutes.

Monpazier (15 min)

Classified as one of the Most Beautiful Villages of France, this 13th-century bastide is considered one of the best preserved in the country. Its arcades, central square, and cobbled streets make it a must-see.

Villefranche-du-Périgord (10 min)

A charming village typical of the Périgord Noir region, renowned for its market hall, traditional market, and authentic atmosphere. In autumn, it becomes the chestnut capital.

Bonaguil Castle (20 min)

A true masterpiece of medieval architecture, this fortified castle is one of the most impressive in France. Its history and fortifications captivate visitors of all ages.

Monflanquin (25 min)

Perched on a hill, this magnificent bastide offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and a charming historic center.

Biron Castle (25 min)

One of the four great castles of Périgord. Imposing and steeped in history, it regularly hosts exhibitions and events.

Gourmet markets

Throughout the summer, the surrounding villages offer night markets and farmers' markets where you can taste local specialties in a friendly atmosphere.

Major attractions less than an hour away

Thanks to its privileged location, Loubejac makes it easy to discover the most emblematic sites of the Southwest.

Sarlat-la-Canéda (50 min)

Sarlat, the capital of the Périgord Noir, is famous for its exceptionally well-preserved medieval center, its lively streets and its unmissable market.

Domme (45 min)

Classified among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, Domme offers a spectacular panorama over the Dordogne valley.

La Roque-Gageac (50 min)

Nestled at the foot of a cliff, this village is one of the most photographed in France. A trip on a traditional flat-bottomed boat (gabare) allows you to discover all the beauty of the valley.

Beynac-et-Cazenac (55 min)

Its medieval castle overlooks the Dordogne and offers an exceptional panorama of the surrounding landscapes.

Castelnaud-la-Chapelle (50 min)

Its castle houses the famous Museum of Warfare in the Middle Ages and offers breathtaking views of the valley.

Rocamadour (55 min)

Clinging to its cliff, this iconic village in the Lot region is one of the most visited sites in France.

The Padirac Chasm (1 hour)

A unique experience that takes you by boat on an underground river in the heart of an impressive natural chasm.

The Gardens of Marqueyssac, Les Eyzies and the many castles of the Dordogne valley

These are all exceptional sites that perfectly complement a multi-day stay in our region.

Hidden gems to discover around Loubejac

Beyond the major tourist attractions, our region abounds with more secluded spots that are well worth a visit. By staying in Loubejac, you'll discover an authentic Périgord, where time seems to have stood still.

Gavaudun Castle (20 min)

Perched atop an impressive rocky outcrop, this medieval castle offers exceptional views over the valley. A true journey back in time.

Belvès (30 min)

Nicknamed "the city of seven bell towers", this magnificent medieval city captivates with its cobbled streets, stone houses and remarkable heritage.

Villeréal (30 min)

This 13th-century bastide is renowned for its superb wooden market hall and its traditional market, one of the most popular in the region.

The lake at Frayssinet-le-Gélat (15 min)

An ideal place to relax with family, enjoy swimming, have a picnic or simply admire the surrounding nature.

Gourmet farmers' markets

In summer, the villages of Monpazier, Villefranche-du-Périgord, Cazals or Monflanquin host warm gourmet markets where everyone composes their meal directly from local producers.

Local producers

Foie gras, truffles, Périgord walnuts, ceps, chestnuts, artisanal honey, goat cheeses, and wines from Bergerac and Cahors: The local cuisine is a true invitation to discovery.

Hiking and nature walks

Numerous trails crisscross the oak forests, valleys, and limestone plateaus. Whether on foot or by bike, each walk reveals peaceful and unspoiled landscapes.

Canoe trips on the Dordogne

Within an hour, several bases offer routes adapted to all levels to discover the most beautiful villages of the valley from the river.

Secret gardens and villages

As you wander along a small road, let yourself be surprised by charming villages, Romanesque churches, remarkable gardens and panoramas that make up the entire charm of the Périgord Noir.

Because the most beautiful memories often arise from unexpected discoveries, we will be delighted to share with you our favorite spots and our best addresses in order to give you an authentic stay, as close as possible to the art of living in Périgord.