Nestled within a traditional timber-framed house, one of the colombage buildings that give old Bergerac its character, this apartment puts you right in the middle of a town that has been worth visiting since the 14th century. You're two minutes from the market, five from Cyrano's statue, ten from the river. The old town is your front garden. Monbazillac and Pécharmant are a short drive away for anyone who wants to spend an afternoon doing wine tastings in the vineyards. The oak beams overhead have been here for centuries. The rest — bedding, appliances, finishes — was done in 2026.

Passionate about Bergerac and its way of life, I created The Bergerac Nest for travelers who want to experience the town like a local, not a tourist. Markets, vineyards, cobbled streets, great restaurants — everything is on your doorstep. I love welcoming guests from all over the world and genuinely enjoy sharing what makes this region so special. A personalized local guide with my favorite addresses is waiting for you when you arrive.

Bergerac is a designated City of Art and History, with a medieval old town of half-timbered houses, cobbled lanes and Renaissance architecture. Everything is within easy walking distance: the lively Place Pélissière lined with cafés and restaurants, the iconic Cyrano de Bergerac statue at Place de la Myrpe, the Wine House (Quai Cyrano) where you can taste over 150 local wines, and the fascinating Tobacco Museum housed in a Renaissance mansion. Day trips from your door -Château de Monbazillac (15 min) — a historic castle producing the famous sweet Monbazillac wines -The Bergerac vineyards — 7 appellations including Pécharmant, Montravel and Saussignac -Château de Montaigne — home of the famous philosopher -Trémolat — a breathtaking bend in the Dordogne river -Issigeac Sunday market — a charming medieval village Bergerac is also perfectly positioned between Bordeaux (90 min) and Sarlat (1h), making it an ideal base to explore the Périgord.