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Discover the best top things to do in Domme, France including La Maison du Foie Gras, Librairie Histoire de Lire, Eglise Catholique Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption, Office de Tourisme Perigord Noir Sud Dordogne - Pole Tourisme de Domme, Lavoir de Domme.
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1. La Maison du Foie Gras
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 98 reviews
Nous sommes situé en Périgord à Domme à proximité de SARLAT, l'un des plus beaux villages de France. Fondée dans les années 60, nous avons su garder au fil des ans toute l'authenticité et la qualité de nos produits régionaux Périgourdin. A présent, Mr et Mme PENOCHET perpétuent ces vieilles traditions culinaires du Périgord et vous accueillent avec leurs produits du terroir. "La maison du foie gras" a sélectionné ses artisans afin de vous offrir les meilleures spécialités locales (foie gras de canard et d'oie, apéritifs, liqueurs et vins fins...). Garante de la qualité et du savoir-faire du Périgord, "La maison du foie gras" vous invite à venir découvrir sa sélection de produits artisanaux.
2. Librairie Histoire de Lire
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Intlxpatr - Pensacola, United States
We were astonished to find such a wonderful book-store on the main square of an old city. Clearly this bookstore is a labor of love, with books new and used, in French, English and other languages, on all subjects from mysteries to technology. This book store is a treasure!
3. Eglise Catholique Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Monty101010 - Rochester, United Kingdom
This is a very small church and has a nice display of vestments, pretty stain glass windows and nice and cool when it’s hot outside.
4. Office de Tourisme Perigord Noir Sud Dordogne - Pole Tourisme de Domme
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 301 reviews
Reviewed By boydj395 - Maleny, Australia
Domme, is a beautiful hilltop village and the Information Centre can provide a very useful map to do a self-directed walking tour. The centre also sells tickets to the grotto beneath. Staff are friendly. Domme was settled more than 800 years ago, and being on top of a steep hill, was easily defended. It developed during the middle ages and now attracts tourists to its narrow cobble stoned streets and charming stone buildings. We took about two hours strolling from one sight to the next and enjoying looking in the many small shops.
5. Lavoir de Domme
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