historical province of Périgord

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The historical province of Périgord is a former region of southwestern France renowned for its medieval towns, prehistoric cave art, and rich culinary traditions centered on truffles and foie gras.

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historical province of Périgord canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former French province
historical province
administrativeChange largely replaced by the department of Dordogne in the French Revolution
capital Périgueux
contains Beynac-et-Cazenac
Brantôme
Château de Beynac
Château de Biron
Château de Castelnaud
Château de Hautefort
Domme
Dordogne Valley
linked to: Dordogne

Hautefort
La Roque-Gageac
Lascaux Cave
linked to: Lascaux cave

Les Eyzies-de-Tayac-Sireuil
Monpazier
Rocamadour region
linked to: Rocamadour area

Vézère Valley
correspondsToModernDepartment Dordogne
country France
economicActivity foie gras production
tourism
truffle cultivation
wine production
historicalLanguage Limousin Occitan
historicalPeriod Ancien Régime
Middle Ages
historicalRegionOf France
knownFor Bergerac wines
linked to: Bergerac AOC

culinary traditions
duck confit
foie gras
medieval towns
prehistoric cave art
truffles
walnuts
languageTradition Occitan
locatedIn southwestern France
majorTown Bergerac
Nontron
Périgueux
Sarlat-la-Canéda
notablePrehistoricSite Combarelles Cave
Font-de-Gaume
Lascaux
linked to: Lascaux cave
partOf Kingdom of France
river Dordogne River
Isle River
Vézère River
subregion Périgord Blanc
linked to: Périgord

Périgord Noir
linked to: Périgord

Périgord Pourpre
linked to: Périgord IGP

Périgord Vert
linked to: Périgord
tourismAttractionType bastide towns
gastronomy
medieval castles
prehistoric sites

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Saint-Michel-de-Montaigne locatedIn historical province of Périgord