1. Tobacco Museum
In the museum you will find tobacco satirical engravings, works of art associated with tobacco and smoking, which is made of rings of smoking by Mexican Indians, tales of growing, harvesting and production of cigaretts. Museum will leave a huge impression on smokers and those who are interested in the history of cigarette. No matter if you are a smoker or not, come and visit this interesting place.
3. Maison Peyrarède
Maison Peyrarède is a house built in 1603., which is also known as the house of kings of France. It is located near the museum of tobacco. While you vist Tobacco Museum, you can easily slide to this amazing house.
5. Place du Docteur-Cayla
This huge wood-lined space surrounded by half-timbered houses is one of the most attractive places in the city. In this area, the protesters held exhibitions every year. Protestantism is really important part of this people and their lives, so if you want to take a glance what their life looks like, you should visit it only for a couple of hours.
2. Musée du Vin de la Batellerie et de la Tonnellerie
Musée du Vin de la Batellerie et de la Tonnellerie museum presents the development of Bergerac wine through the ages and diversity of winery habitats, activities, transportation of wine, and more informations about wine in Bergerac.
4. Château de Bridoire
Château de Bridoire is a Protestant fortress which has two central buildings set at right angles, possess round towers with closed inner yards. Partially destroyed by the army Monluc in 1598., the castle was rebuilt in the 19th century by the family of Charles de Fucold.
Bergerac is a town with rich history and colorful surroundings. You will take a good rest here, no matter if you are staying here for ten days or just for a weekend. One thing is for sure – you will definitely be back once again when you have a chance.
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