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Let yourself go for our Kyriad hotels at Bergerac. Right at your arrival, our hoteliers welcome you with nothing but smiles and thoughtfulness. You'll discover the one-of-a-kind comfort of our memory foam pillow. Then, to start the day off right, taste the Kyriad difference, and let yourself fall for the freshness of the Frozen Yogurt for breakfast... Two good reasons for you to come back!
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Visiting Bergerac in two days requires a little organization not to miss anything. Our Kyriad hotel will be the starting point to discover the region. First enjoy the architecture of the old city by walking its streets. Then, discover the Récollets cloister in the Maison des Vins, where a permanent exhibition takes you from the tertiary era to the present day. Further, the Notre-Dame church will charm you with its imposing presence and neo-Gothic style. Finishing your stay with a visit to one of Bergerac's many museums allows you to make the most of the discovery of the city, its region and its history.
During a business stay in the seminar rooms of our Kyriad accommodation, the possibilities for visits with your colleagues in Bergerac and in the Périgord Pourpre are many. A remarkable heritage is on offer. During your stay, take the time to discover the many castles and museums of the Dordogne. The old stones of the region in picturesque towns and villages around Bergerac are remarkable. To get an idea, discover Issigeac and its medieval timber-framed architecture, Lanquais and its 15th century castle or Port Sainte Foy and Ponchapt built on the banks of the Dordogne. Its Museum of Waterway Transportation will teach you all about the river trade by going back in time. It is also possible to make a small cruise aboard a gabarre (former flat-bottomed boat used to transport goods to Bordeaux) and discover the country of Bergerac from the Dordogne. Plan original evenings with Music Hall Cabaret shows and rest in the comfort of our modern 3-star hotel.
Book one of our fully equipped Kyriad family rooms, and enjoy the many activities nearby. Geology enthusiasts can discover the beautiful Maxange Mestreguiral caves in the town of Buisson Cadouin less than 40 km from Bergerac. For fun discoveries, head to the animal farm of Touron Campsegret (15 minutes from Bergerac) where about 400 animals (llamas, Shetland ponies, etc.) can be admired over 50 acres. The most intrepid will have a good time at Bergerac Karting at the leisure base of Saint-Laurent des Vignes. The Junior Land Aqua Park, just next door, will allow you to make a splash thanks to the giant pool slides, mini golf, bowling and many other activities awaiting the whole family for hours of fun.
Bergerac culinary specialties
The gastronomy of the region is known throughout the world, and with good reason... local produce stands behind a cuisine as generous as it is tasty. Geese and ducks bred in the Périgord for their delicious foie gras, confit and other specialties are one of the best examples alongside the famous black truffles, walnuts and strawberries. La Trappe d'Echourgnac, made from the know-how of the monks of Port-du-Salut, is the oldest created in the region. Not to mention the cabécou, goat's whole milk, no longer present! All accompanied by a glass of wine from the region selected from the 12 Appellations of Controlled Origin (monbazillac, saussignac, côtes de Bergerac, etc.) to be consumed in moderation, of course.
Bergerac events not to be missed
Bergerac attracts gourmets, foodies, music and sports lovers by organizing several festivals. During the Easter period, you can book a room at our 3-star Kyriad hotels and attend the Dafy Moto Cluster, a well-known endurance event in the city. La Botte de Cyrano is a fencing competition and the Summer in Bergerac festival offers a varied program every year with all kinds of concerts of all musical styles. At the same time, the Tables of Cyrano combines food pleasures and street music. In November, the Overlook festival gives pride of place to the most eclectic musical styles plus street theater and visual arts.
Did you know?
If Cyrano de Bergerac, by Edmond Rostand, tells the story of a whimsical man, the character is in fact a homage by the author to the writer Hercules Savinien Cyrano "de Bergerac" whose surname can be confusing. Indeed, far from being born in Périgord, Cyrano de Bergerac is pure Parisian. Bergerac is simply the name of his lands inherited and located in the Chevreuse Valley, still in the Paris region and not Gascon...Book your room at our Kyriad hotels and discover other secrets around Bergerac!
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