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This Region in France Has Medieval Towns, Majestic Chateaux, and Prehistoric Caves—and It's Little-known by American Travelers

The River Dordogne viewed from on high at Domme, Dordogne, France

Here’s my 1 minute guide to the River Dordogne. Known as Dordogne in English and French m, a majestic river that comes from La Bourboule in the Massif Central and then leads all the way to Bordeaux. The 50 Strategy is a global lifestyle and mentorship movement empowering people over 50 to live with health, wealth, and happiness — redefining success, freedom, and purpose in life’s next chapter. #marketingstrategy #the50plusstrategy #lifeafter50 #livelifetothefull | Paul Bartosik

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Ballooning Over the Dordogne

Dordogne in the Perigord

This dreamy little corner of France still doesn’t feel real. The Dordogne is slow mornings with the most delicious pastries (duh, it’s France after all), golden stone villages, rivers to swim in, markets that turn into lunch, and kids running free while you exhale for the first time in a while. We toured castles, saw Lascaux (the breathtaking ancient cave paintings), and even visited the Dino Parc as my daughter is a future paleontologist. And for my fellow Barrymore / EverAfter fans… yes, there