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Address: Route d'Agen, 24100 Bergerac, France

Phone: +33 5 53 22 25 25

Rent a vehicle in Bergerac and spend your vacation exploring the south of France.

Bergerac, surrounded by vineyards and farmland, is a beautiful French town ideal for a relaxing weekend break. The Dordogne River runs through the city's southern outskirts and provides scenic riverside walks. Strolling about the old town, seeing vineyards and cathedrals, and eating freshly baked pastries at one of the numerous open-air cafés are all popular tourist activities. Visitors with access to a vehicle may visit neighboring medieval towns such as Issigeac and Monpazier, as well as taste award-winning wines at Chateau de Monbazillac.

Travel west to Bordeaux, France's wine capital, or south to the French Riviera through Toulouse, all made simple with an airport rental vehicle.

Bergerac Airport is situated only five kilometers south of the city center. The one-level terminal has very minimal facilities, although it does include a typical airport shop, a café, and an outside restaurant. Rental vehicle companies are located near baggage claim in the arrivals area.

Exit the airport to the west and take the first right into Avenue Paul Painleve/N21. Continue right through the first roundabout, then take the first exit at the next roundabout onto Boulevard Louis Pimont to bridge the Dordogne River. Take the fourth exit at the next roundabout into Rue Albert Garrigat and continue along the river. Turn right into Rue Saint-Esprit and go towards the town center. In regular traffic, the trip takes less than 15 minutes.

In Bergerac and the neighboring regions, hiring a GPS or utilizing a smartphone for instructions is strongly advised. Many roads are poorly signposted, and one-way streets are frequent.

Drive on the right side of the road and only use the left lane for passing. Always buckle up. Speed limits vary from road to road; obey posted signs and slow down if it is raining. It is better to wait to achieve the allowed speed until you pass the speed limit sign to avoid a speeding penalty. Road inspections are common, so don't take the chance if you intend to imbibe.