History buffs will love everything on offer in Bergerac, France. It's well known for its renaissance buildings and old town district with medieval houses, cobbled streets, traditional squares and plazas and boutique shops. The old town is one of the most visited areas in the Dordogne region.
Temperatures finally start to heat up in May as the summer approaches in Bergerac. Generally warmer than the UK at this time of year, temperatures can reach up to 20 degrees celsius in May, dropping to around 9 degrees overnight.
Rainfall shows no signs of easing during May, and, if anything, is possibly slightly higher than the previous months. 80mm is expected, and the majority of the month is likely to be wet, so don't forget an umbrella.
Those looking for shelter from the rain, and who are travelling with children, will love LesP'titsCastors. This indoor play area caters for children from 12 months to 12 years, while showing all the big sporting events on the massive TV screen to keep the adults happy. From an indoor football field to slides, from crawling tunnels to bouncy castles, there's something here for everyone.
For a traditional French meal, look no further than AuxCépesEnchantés. Choose from a la carte or the set menu range, but be sure to sample one of the restaurants mouth watering authentic French desserts. The pastry platter is especially popular as is the selection of goats cheeses. There's a massive wine list here so there's something to pair perfectly with the meal.
Check-in to the Europ'Hôtel for just £41 per night. Rooms accommodate between 1 and 4 guests so it's a great choice for families and large groups. Rooms have views of the onsite pool and garden and feature television, safe and private facilities. A buffet breakfast is served each morning and costs £6. There's a shared lounge and bar for relaxing in the evening, and a table tennis table for a bit of onsite entertainment.
