Aquitaine (Michelin Regional Maps)

Campsites of France: Aquitaine - France has over eleven thousand campsites. These range from rural farm sites (terrains a la ferme) to large holiday villages and from the exceptional to the poor. Ranton-Vienne Publications now have available camping guides to simplify the vast amount of information available from numerous sources.

Bordeaux and its Area, James Seely - A regional guide to France, covering Bordeaux and the area around it. It provides all the information one would need to know during a holiday there, be it for a weekend or for a lengthier stay. Restaurants, local produce and where to buy it for self-catering, the local wines, good hotels at varying prices, the sights to see and the chateaux to visit, the evening strolls and the daytime hikes in the hills, the best beaches, the right cafes and bars and the night clubs, are all covered. The book is part of a series of guides to France. Each guide is written by a team of experienced travel journalists who live in the locality that they are writing about. Each year they change the focus of interest of each member of the team (food, shopping, and walks, for example) in order to offer a fresh approach to each aspect.

Dordogne and the Lot (Cadogan Guide Dordogne, the Lot & Bordeaux) - This title reveals historic and natural treasures from Bordeaux to Toulouse. It visits the earliest known prehistoric art at the Lascaux caves and the beautiful Renaissance town of Sarlat; samples foie gras and confits washed down with fine Bordeaux; and explores the fairytale castles and Romanesque churches of northern Perigord.

Atlantic Coast Green Guide (Michelin Green Guides)

Aquitaine Guide Vert (Michelin Green Guides)

Dordogne Berry Limousin Green Guide
 

Aquitaine (AA Road Map France) - This fully updated touring map from the AA and IGN, France's Official Mapping Agency, is all you need for motoring through Aquitaine. It is presented in a slimline format with durable plastic cover, with an extra large scale and fully updated speed camera sites. The map combines clear design and an easy-to-read scale with more road detail to ensure that you never lose your way.

Dordogne Valley (Everyman Guides) - Everyman Guides provide a spectacular, encyclopaedic reference to each destination's history, religion, art and architecture with more than 1,000 specially commissioned illustrations and photographs including 3D architectural drawings. This work is divided into three sections for ease of use: the encyclopaedia, the itineraries and a section of practical advice and information.

Dordogne and Western France (Drive Around) - This guide offers the best tours to the Dordogne's lofty chateaux, fortified medieval towns and green mountain slopes, plus the vineyards of the Bordeaux region and the beaches of Biarritz and the Atlantic coast. Each chapter contains enough attractions to provide at least a day's worth of activities - often more - and has an introduction that sums up the main attractions and a ratings box. It is then divided into an alphabetical gazetteer and a suggested tour. In every chapter, you will find lodging and eating recommendations for individual towns, or for the area as a whole.

Dordogne, Landmark Visitor Guide, Mike Smith - A guide for Dorgogne - a popular region of France. This title features car tours and town trails with accompanying maps and historical background notes. It includes Fact File, which gives practical travel advice including local customs, accommodation and entertainment. It also features colour photography with road maps and feature boxes.

The Rough Guide to the Dordogne and the Lot - Your definitive handbook to one of France's most beautiful regions. From prehistoric cave paintings and majestic castles to the vineyards of Bordeaux, the full-colour section introduces all of the regions highlights. For every town and village, there are comprehensive and opinionated reviews of all the best places to eat, drink and stay to suit every budget, from humble chambers d'hoc;tes to Michelin-starred restaurants. There is plenty of practical advice on navigating the region's waterways, visiting wine chateaux and tracking down truffle markets. The guide also takes a detailed look at the region's history, culture, festivals and superb cuisine and comes complete with maps for every area.

Dordogne, Bordeaux and the Southwest Coast (Eyewitness Travel Guides) - These are the guides that show you what others only tell you! Suggested itineraries and highlights ensure you make the most of your trip. With clear maps, 3D models and extensive hotel and restaurant listings at all price levels. Whether you want to explore the prehistoric caves in Dordogne or wine taste in Bordeaux, you'll get straight to where you want to go in this fascinating region.

Dordogne & Southwest France ( Eyewitness Travel Guides)

Bordeaux and its Area, James Seely - A regional guide to France, covering Bordeaux and the area around it. It provides all the information one would need to know during a holiday there, be it for a weekend or for a lengthier stay. Restaurants, local produce and where to buy it for self-catering, the local wines, good hotels at varying prices, the sights to see and the chateaux to visit, the evening strolls and the daytime hikes in the hills, the best beaches, the right cafes and bars and the night clubs, are all covered. Limited availability.

The Dordogne and Perigord, Cassell Guide - A holiday guide devoted to the Dordogne and Perigord divided into two parts. the first part explores the region via typical themes with specialist maps pinpointing the best place to pursue an interest including the best chateaux, the best views and the best walks. The second is the visiting section, subdividing the region into smaller areas, recommending towns, villages, areas of natural beauty and monuments and attractions. The guide caters for all ages and is full of information for things to do and see for people who enjoy active and varied holidays. Limited availability.