Lalinde Towns, Villages and bastides in Lalinde

Discover the bastide of Lalinde, on the border between the Périgord Noir and the Périgord Pourpre. Founded in the 13th century by Henry III Plantagenet, it has preserved a rich historical and architectural heritage.

A bit of history

Lalinde was an important commercial centre thanks to its strategic position on the Dordogne. It had a turbulent history, marked by the Hundred Years' War and the War of Religion.

Today, the city offers a pleasant living environment while retaining its old-world character.

What to see and do in Lalinde?

Strolling through the alleys

The typical checkerboard plan of the bastides is still visible in Lalinde. The half-timbered houses and stone facades give a special character to the town.

Visit the Lanquais castle

The Château de Lanquais is a magnificent 16th century building, located near Lalinde, offering breathtaking views of the Dordogne valley.

Walking along the Dordogne

Many water activities are possible on the river: canoeing, kayaking, fishing, etc.