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Fascinating Sights in Southwest France

The southwest part of France provided beautiful scenes with steep rocky cliffs, medieval structures, caves of the cave men, WWI and WWII history and the best B&B. This would be our favorite place to revisit should we return to France.
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Stained glass within the church at Domme.
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Stained glass within the church at Domme.

  • The very old Catholic Church perched along the rocky cliff.
  • Old stonework of the church. The metal ornaments are connected to rods to hold the church together.
  • Ancient cross at a very old Catholic church.
  • We don't have the translation but it appears to be a tragedy with victims.
  • What is this we wondered? It is the harvest of white asparagus. The asparagus is kept covered with the black plastic so it is white rather than green.
  • Because of the river and solid rock cliffs, the climate in La Roque Gageac is mild enough for tropical plants such as palms and bananas.
  • A view of the Dordogne River valley from Domme. The rocky cliffs of the village of La Roque Gageac are in the background.
  • Every French town had a memorial to the many killed in WWI but with additions of those killed in WWII. This memorial shows the names of those deported , those killed in combat, and those executed on the spot. Apparently French resistance was especially prevalent in this area during WWII.
  • A memorial to someone from Domme deported to a Nazi concentration camp during WWII.
  • Stained glass within the church in Domme.
  • Stained glass within the church at Domme.
  • Pots for sale at the nearby village of Domme. We enjoyed shopping there and Jan bought a French hat.
  • Our B&B in Vers was adjacent to this lovely creek.
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  • Typical of many French churches.
  • A castle seen along the road one morning.
  • Jan had the attention of all these dairy cattle in their barn within the tiny village of Sainte-Croix.
  • Within the tiny village of Sainte-Croix.
  • This tower caught our attention so we pulled off the road and explored the tiny medieval village of Sainte-Croix.
  • Within Sainte-Croix.
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