Description
Discover the cultural and historical riches of Montcaret, including its famous Gallo-Roman ruins and its 11th century church.
Its particular geographical situation, its very rich history,
the variety of its heritage, the beauty of its vine-covered hillsides
the quality of the wines that can be tasted and purchased from its many
and the quality of the wines that can be tasted and purchased from its many winegrowers, make the charm of this village.
A few kilometres away, discover the castle where Montaigne wrote his Essays, which still inspire reflection throughout the world.
To the north, discover Gurson with the remains of its medieval castle
and its leisure centre, Vélines with its gardens of Sardy
Gardens of Sardy, its landscapes and its flora. Further south,
take a walk to the banks of the Dordogne,
a Unesco world reserve.