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P & O Ferries

Périgueux is the prefecture of the department and the capital of the Dordogne region dordogne_flag

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To the Dordogne by Car

Calais to Périgueux - A26 (E15) - A1 (E15/E19) - A20 (E09) - A71 (E09) - A20 (E09) - A89 (E70)
(840 kms - 522 miles - 7¾ hrs)
Bordeaux to Périgueux - N89 - A89 (E70)
(130 kms - 81 miles - 1½ hrs)

Information, tolls, routes
Phone : +33 (0)56.96.33.33

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To the Dordogne by Train raileuropemap
Paris to Périgueux (4 hrs)
Paris to Angoulême TGV, car to Périgueux (2½ hrs)
Bordeaux to Périgueux (1¼ hrs)
Toulouse to Périgueux (3 hrs)
Lyon to Périgueux (5 hrs)

For more information click in the rail map image opposite

 

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To the Dorodgne by air

Bergerac Airport direct from the UK:

Ryanair, from London Stansted, Liverpool, Bristol and East Midlands
Ryanair, 0871 2460 000,www.ryanair.com

Flybe, from Birmingham, Edinburgh, Exeter, Leeds, London Gatwick, Southampton
Flybe, 0817 7000 123,www.flybe.com

Information, fares, bookings
Bergerac Airport (Roumanieres - EGC/LFBE)Cheap Flights
Phone: +33 (0)5.53.22.25.25

Other Airports available are:

Brive (La Roche - BVE/LFBV) - Brive to Périgueux - A89 (E70)(
86 kms - 53 miles - 1 hr)
Phone: +33 1.70.46.74.74
Bordeaux (Merignac - BOD/LFBD) - Bordeaux to Périgueux - N89 - A89 (E70)
(130 kms - 81 miles - 1½ hrs)
Phone: +33 (0)5.56.34.50.00
Limoges (Bellegarde - LIG/LFBL) - Limoges to Périgueux - A20 (E09) - A89 (E70)
(165 kms - 103 miles - 1½ hrs)
Phone: +33 (0)5.55.43.30.30
Toulouse (Blagnac - TLS/LFBO) Toulouse to Périgueux - A20 (E09) - A89 (E70)
(277 kms - 172 miles - 2¾ hrs)
Phone: +33 1.70.46.74.74

Please note:

All times and distances are approximate and straight through (and clear) runs using the main motorway/Péage routes without refuelling/breaks etc - Dordognehomes.com does not suggest that you complete your journey in one go and that you should take regular driving/rest breaks (a good system to use when driving is that of goods vehicles and only drive for a maximum of 4½hours and then take at least a ¾hour break before continuing).

Coloured road numbers refer to French (in red) and European (in bold green) assigned numbers.