Dordogne, often called Périgord, is famous for its rolling landscapes, medieval castles, and prehistoric sites. Here are some must-see spots:

• The castles of Périgord: Dordogne boasts more than 1,000 castles. Among the most impressive are Beynac Castle and Castelnaud Castle, offering stunning views of the Dordogne Valley.
• Sarlat-la-Canéda: This medieval village is one of the most beautiful in France. With its cobbled streets, golden stone houses, and lively markets, Sarlat is a deep dive into history.
• The prehistoric caves of Lascaux

Lot-et-Garonne is a region where you can enjoy beautiful, unspoiled nature and a rich cultural heritage. Here are some must-see spots:

• Hilltop villages and bastides: Lot-et-Garonne is dotted with bastides, these fortified towns founded in the Middle Ages. Monflanquin, for example, is a charming village to visit.
• The Lot Valley: The banks of the Lot River are ideal for outdoor activities. You can go canoeing, cycling, or simply stroll along the trails.
• The region's vineyards, especially around Buzet, are also worth exploring for wine lovers.

Charente, a land of vineyards and rivers, is renowned for its art of living and cultural treasures. Here are some must-see spots:

• Cognac and its vineyards: The town of Cognac is world-famous for its namesake brandy. Wine lovers can follow the "Cognac Route" through the vineyards.
• Angoulême and comic books: As the international capital of comics, Angoulême hosts a prestigious annual festival. The Comic Book Museum is a must-visit to discover this art, while the city itself features many walls painted with graphic artworks.
• The village of Aubeterre-sur-Dronne: Ranked among the most beautiful villages in France.