Small village of Dordogne, in the purple Perigord, Lamonzie-Montastruc is a classified site located not far from Bergerac, about forty kilometers from Périgueux. The town takes place in lush greenery, near Lalinde.
The city takes its name from a convent of monks once located on site. The first mentions of the village date back to the 13th century, but remains found on the spot made it possible to affirm that the territory was populated at the time of the Paleolithic inferior. Merged with the former district of Villebois district during the French Revolution, it is still appreciated by tourists for its rich historical and architectural heritage, but also for its proximity to some of the most beautiful sites in the region.
Lovers of gastronomy will also appreciate the local culinary specialties, mainly made with duck.
