Depending on your preferences and the free time that you have during your visit, here are a few suggestions to help you discover the Périgord.

Bourdeille and Nearby...

• On foot: A walk around the medieval village allows you to visit the famous water mill, the gothic hump-back bridge, and of course the 12th century and Renaissance châteaux, directly opposite Le Donjon
  
• On horseback : There is an equestrian centre very nearby, so you can view and admire the surrounding countryside with a new perspective
  
• By bike: It is possible to hire bicycles in the village.
• By canoe: There is a well established circuit that allows you to explore the river Dronne between Champagnac and Tocane.
• By car: It's easy and practical to travel within a radius of 30km of Bourdeille (see the section below for some nearby attractions).

Around and about...

• La Chapelle Faucher
• Saint Jean de Côle
• Les grottes de Villars (prehistoric caves with well preserved paintings, etc)
• Le château de Puyguilhem (Renaissance)
• L’abbaye cistercienne de Boschaud (12th Century)
• Le Parc Périgord-Limousin - a region covering 1,800 square kilometres and containing ten towns and villages of particular historical interest.

Périgueux...

• The old town of Périgueux
• The Gallo-Roman town and the Vésuna museum
  
• Le musée du Périgord, located in the city centre