| Much of the charm of this typical Périgord Noir commune derives from the honey-coloured stone of the houses hugging the narrow little streets of Saint-Vincent de Cosse, their roofs covered with the traditional lauzes, natural rock-slabs weighing almost 2cwt per square foot.  Each of the many possible rambles in the region offers reminders of its long rural heritage - wash-houses, calvaries, dry-stone huts - as well as unsurpassed views over Beynac, Marqueyssac and the Château des Milandes. Two listed sites locally are the renaissance Château de Panassou and the 12th-century church, built on a Gallo-Roman sub-foundation.
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Saint-Vincent de Cosse will open its arms to any rambler in search of a sense of well-being. One short stroll through it will be enough to captivate you.  |
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