... Imagine if you will paying an extortionate sum of money to gain entry into Alton Towers to be faced with a wide choice of over priced fried variations of heart attack in a bun food whilst at Le Village Du Bournat you could for the same price be tucking in to a duck and foie gras baguette with ... Read review
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Village Life Review ofLe Bournat, Dordogne, Franceby
atticusuk
Advantages: Great family day out Disadvantages: None
...a bun food whilst at Le Village Du Bournat you could for the same price be tucking in to a duck and foie gras baguette with a raspberry preserve surrounded by the aroma of the bread being baked on site in an replica of a centaury old oven. Alternatively you can sit down in a waiter serviced restaurant to sample some local cuisine and enjoy a glass of red; at Alton Towers they have Ye Olde Fish and Chip Shop with plastic forks.
Le Bournat is a village ... ...to visit.
Located in Le Bugue-sur-Vezere it was a thirty minute drive from our base in Sarlat and was well sign posted as you enter the town. There was plentiful parking however there is an Aquarium and other attractions next to it and this meant that by the time we left in mid afternoon the car park was full with cars waiting for spaces to appear so it is worth getting their early. The village is open from mid February until the middle of November ...
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