In the heart of the Périgord noir, 12 km from Sarlat, welcome to the royal bastide of Domme, the "Acropolis of Périgord"...

Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme         Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme

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Minutes of the Domme Town Council.
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December 12. 2023 October 9. 2023 August 9. 2023 June 27. 2023 April 27. 2023 April 5. 2023 January 24. 2023
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Compressed archives of the minutes of the Domme Town Council between 2022 and 2008. Simply click on the year of your choice to download them.

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Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme   Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme   Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme   Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme   Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme

© MAIRIE DE DOMME
5, Place de la Halle - Domme 24250
05 53 28 61 00
mairie-domme@wanadoo.fr
The town hall is open to the public :
- Monday to Friday: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Saturday: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.