Dardenac tourism and travel guide
Photo is of Abbey of La Sauve-Majeure at 6 km from Dardenac
Visit Dardenac: highlights and tourist information
Dardenac is situated in the Gironde department and Nouvelle-Aquitaine region.
Below you can see some of the places that we have visited and reviewed and can recommend when you are sightseeing close to Dardenac in Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
Popular places to visit nearby include Abbey of La Sauve-Majeure at 6 km and Saint-Emilion at 14 km.
Dardenac, France: places to visit and attractions
Note that all distances below are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater!
Abbey of La Sauve-Majeure
Abbey at 6 km (direction west-south-west)The ruins of the Abbey of La Sauve-Majeure contain some very impressive examples of...
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Saint-Emilion
Heritage Site at 14 km (direction north-east)Saint-Emilion is an exceptionally scenic town, and most unusual in being listed as a...
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Libourne
at 15 km (direction north-east)Not generally considered as a travel destination, we found the center of Libourne to...
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Sauveterre-de-Guyenne
at 16 km (direction east-south-east)The layout of the town of Sauveterre-de-Guyenne still follows its original medieval plan almost...
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Pellegrue
at 25 km (direction east)Pellegrue is a very small village but well worth exploring when you are visiting...
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Montcaret
National Monument at 26 km (direction east-north-east), in the Dordogne departmentAt Montcaret you can visit the archaeological site of a Roman villa to see...
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La Reole
at 26 km (direction south-east)Largely ignored by visitors because of its proximity to Bordeaux we found La Reole...
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Les Bassins des Lumieres
at 27 km (direction west-north-west)The Bassins des Lumierès is the largest digital art installation in the world and...
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Musée d'Aquitaine
Museum at 27 km (direction west)The musée d'Aquitaine has an interesting collection relating to Bordeaux since prehistoric times....
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Bordeaux-Chartrons
at 27 km (direction west-north-west)Chartrons is an attractive quarter of Bordeaux...
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Bordeaux Cathedral
Church at 27 km (direction west)Bordeaux cathedral is a gothic cathedral in the heart of Bordeaux's historic old town....
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Bordeaux Waterfront
at 27 km (direction west)The waterfront in Bordeaux is among the highlights of a visit to this lovely...
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Bordeaux
at 27 km (direction west)Bordeaux is an unmissable town, one of the most lively and interesting in France...
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Musée des Beaux Arts
Museum at 27 km (direction west)The Musée des Beaux Arts of Bordeaux has an interesting collection of fine art...
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Reserve excursions near Dardenac
Map of places to visit near Dardenac
Markets in and near Dardenac
- Branne: market Thursday & Saturday (7km)
- Creon: market Wednesday (8km)
- Cadillac: market Saturday (17km)
- Castillon-la-Bataille: market Monday (17km)
- Carbon-Blanc: market Thursday (24km)
- Cenon: market Wednesday (24km)
- Begles: market Wednesday (25km)
- Ambares-et-Lagrave: market Friday & (25km)
- Bassens: market Sunday (25km)
- Langon: market Sunday & Friday (26km)
More information about Dardenac, Aquitaine
Tourist attractions near Dardenac, France
What to do at Dardenac? Some places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Dardenac.
Heritage sites
- La Sauve Majeure abbaye (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (6km)
- La Sauve église St Pierre (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (6km)
- Saint-Emilion (14km)
- Bordeaux basilique Saint-Michel (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (26km)
- Bordeaux cathédrale Saint-André (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (27km)
- Bordeaux Port (27km)
- Bordeaux basilique Saint-Seurin (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (28km)
- Bazas cathédrale St Jean Baptist (monuments on French pilgrim routes) (39km)
- Cussac Fort Paté (Vauban fortifications) (51km)
- Blaye citadelle (Vauban fortifications) (51km)
- Fort Médoc (Vauban fortifications) (51km)
National Monuments
- Sauve-Majeure Abbey (6km)
- Cadillac Chateau (17km)
- Montcaret Archaeological site (26km)
- Pey-Berland Tower (27km)
- Cave Pair-non-Pair (35km)
Churches and religious monuments
- Collégiale et chapelle de la Trinité (Saint-Emilion) (14km)
- Eglise de Saint Pierre (Petit-Palais-et-Cornemps) (26km)
Remarkable gardens
- Jardins du château de Vayres (14km)
- Jardins du château de Mongenan (18km)
- Jardin du Fond de l’or (21km)
- Parc du château de Grenade (22km)
- Jardins du château de Malle (25km)
- Jardins du Sardy (29km)
- Jardin du cloître Notre-Dame (44km)
- Jardins de Beauchamp (44km)
- Parc du château Lanessan (53km)
Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé)
(see also historical French towns)
- Bordeaux (25km)
Sites of natural beauty
- Bec d'Ambès (41km)
Zoo and/or wildlife park
- Parc zoologique de Bordeaux Pessac (36km)
Geography and distances
Dardenac is in the south-west of France at 27 kilometres from Bordeaux, the department capital (general information: Dardenac is 494 kilometres from Paris).
Distance to Dardenac
from Bordeaux (prefecture): 27 km
from Paris: 494 km
from Calais: 703 km
from Nice: 610 km
from Bordeaux: 27 km
from Strasbourg: 741 km
Getting here
Most visitors will fly into Bordeaux airport (or Bergerac) while drivers should allow 7-8 hours driving time from the ports at Le Havre or Cherbourg. For driving distances to Dardenac from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.
We have 22 other places listed as being close (less than kilometres from ): Baron, Bellebat, Bellefond, Blesignac, Branne, Camiac-et-Saint-Denis, Cessac, Courpiac, Daignac, Espiet, Faleyras, Grezillac, Guillac, La Sauve, Lugaignac, Naujan-et-Postiac, Romagne, Saint-Aubin-de-Branne, Saint-Leon, Saint-Quentin-de-Baron, Targon and Tizac-de-Curton.
This page in French: Visiter Dardenac