Sarlat in the Dordogne department, 2hrs N.E of Aiguillon.
It has the highest concentration of medieval, renaissance
and 17th century buildings of any town in France.

A Renaissance building,
now a sidewalk cafe in full swing for Easter

The townhouses are rich in ornamental detail.

Finally the ivy is turning green, a sure sign that spring is here.

Protected by heritage law in 1962, one of Sarlat's
old stone houses sits unchanged.
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