Founded in the 13th century by Edward I of England, the fortified town of Monpazier possesses a magnificent arcaded square and a beautiful wooden covered market hall. The square's houses covered in climbing roses add real charm.
In the heart of the Land of the Bastides, created in 1284 by Edward I, King of England, the bastide of Monpazier, classified among the most beautiful villages of France, has preserved almost intact its original aspect and dimensions. Eight centuries after its foundation, it presents itself to visitors as an authentic jewel of medieval architecture.
Market on Thursday morning, all shops, entertainment...
Situated to the south of the Dordogne, 45 km from Bergerac and Sarlat, and 60 km from Cahors, Monpazier is on the border of Lot and Lot-et-Garonne.
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