In the old quarters, Bergerac has kept in its alleys, built between the 14'h and the 16'h centuries and remarkably restored, many remains of its glorious past such as La Vieille Auberge with its gothic arcades, or the Maison Peyrarede built during the reign of Henri IV, which now houses the Tobacco Museum. The St Jacques church, recenctly restored, has kept its belfry and a beautiful flamboyant window. In the heart of a rich wine-growing area the Conseil Interprofessionnel des Vins de la région de Bergerac has renovated the Cloître des Récollets and its wine cellars where receptions are held by the Consuls de la Vinée, whereas the Musée du vin et de la batellerie is well complimented by the Château de Monbazillac nearby. Tél. 05 53 57 03 11

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