Europe - 2016

Day 14: Bordeaux to Toulouse Wed Jul 20, 2016

Our first stop today was the medieval city of Sarlat. We wandered along the maze of narrow streets in the Old Town. We had plenty of time to soak up the atmosphere. Later, we continued to beautiful village of La Roque-Gageac situated on the Dordogne River. We stopped for an enchanting cruise along the Dordogne River with stunning views of the golden stone buildings and the troglodyte fort which is carved into the cliffs some 40 metres above the village. Afterwards, we hit the road for the final trek into Toulouse.


Sunflower field	River	Sunflower field	Wheat field	Sarlat main street	Sarlat busy street	Sarlat narrow street

Sarlat small square	Puppets	Sarlat Creperie	Bell tower	Bell tower	Church wall	Church wall

Roman arch	Reusing old stones	Bricked up roman arch	Medieval dwelling	Flying butresses	Pipe organ	Stained glass window

LaBoetie house 1530	LaBoetie house 1530	Sarlat building	Sarlat street	Sarlat cathedral courtyard	Sarlat cathedral surrounds	Church stone cross

Orchid	A very old Sarlat wall	Sarlat street with covered arch	Sarlat rooftops	Cathedral windows	Wisteria covered wall	Sunflower field

Sunflower field	View of the Dordogne Valley	La Roque-Gageac on the Dordogne River	Dordogne River cliffs and chateau	La Roque-Gageac built on the cliffs	La Roque-Gageac built on the cliffs	Chateau on the hill

Chateau on the hill	Dordogne River bridge	Chateau on the cliffs along the Dordogne River	Chateau on the cliffs