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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The weekly market is held on Thursday mornings and afternoons from June to September.
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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


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PREFECTURE
2, rue Paul-Louis Courier
24000 Périgueux
05 53 02 24 24
SUB-PREFECTURE
Place Salvador Allende
24200 Sarlat
05 53 02 24 24
Community of communes
Maison des communes
Le Bourg
24250 Saint Martial de Nabirat
05 53 29 09 14
email : contact@comcomdv.fr
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SIVOM
5, Place de la Halle
24250 Domme
05.53.28.61.05
email: sivomsecretariat@outlook.fr
France Service
05 53 31 69 37
email: franceservices@comcomdv.fr
SPANC
Public non-collective sanitation service
05 53 28 19 03
email: spanc@comcomdv.fr

Other useful information
Access to waste collection centres is reserved and free for all private individuals;
Companies, businesses, administrations, etc., except for special waste (solvents, oils, tyres), pay a fee.

Cénac waste collection centre
ZA de Pech Mercier - 24250 Cénac-et-Saint-Julien
Tel: 05 53 29 15 59
Opening hours
Tuesday to Friday: 8.30am to 12pm and 2pm to 6pm
Saturday: 9am to 12pm and 2pm to 5pm
Summer opening times (July & August)
6.45am to 2pm, every day except Sunday and Monday
Location of waste disposal areas
 1- Le Pradal - 718 route de la Justice - 24250 Domme
2- Les Ans - 1814 route du Port - 24250 Domme
3- Les Places - 333 route Les Places - 24250 Domme
4- Les Pechs - Hauts de Caudon - 1076 route de Turnac - 24250 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   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.