Cheap Flights to Bergerac, France

About Bergerac

Experience a wonderful combination of gentle courtyard, picturesque representation of the old town, and most of all the culinary capital France’s greedy gourmet specials by touring to Bergerac. The town is magnificently spread with flower beds and adorned with its beauty. The city has carefully preserved its ancient history and cultural treasures. It is a very old community and a part of the department of Dordogne to the southwest of France on the banks of the River Dordogne.

Tourist Attractions in Bergerac

Bergerac allows tourists to flourish in the local markets selling regional wines, antique fairs, tobacco, French designer crockery, and many ancient souvenirs. This legendary city entertains tourists with multitude of activities, and spending a pleasurable afternoon strolling on the pedestrian walkways, and relaxing under the shady trees, while admiring the beauty of the museums and the ancient restored monuments is an excellent choice to lure. The center of the old town is packed with Peyrarede House, the museum of the tobacco recounting the social and cultural heritage of ancient civilisations. The Place de la Myrpe is a brick and timber framed house which exposes the history of the flourished river trade in the past and the story of the evolution of wine and vineyard, a halt at the St Jacques de Compostelle piligrimage road – the Cloisters, are now used by the Bergerac’s ‘Maison des Vins’ as the wine showroom.

Transportation within Bergerac

Bergerac has an airport, railway station, bus stand and car hire companies. The city is connected with all the major transportation modes but trains and buses may not reach every corner of the city, hence to day tour to sightseeing places of the city, a better choice would be to hire a taxi.