Sitemap: every page on this site
Every page on chateaudebeynac.com, grouped by what you are trying to find out. The short version of most of it: the castle opens every day of the year and individuals cannot reserve a slot, so the planning is all in getting there — the parking is paid in every lot, the lane up climbs 150 metres, and one of the five listings on this site includes admission.
Start here
- Home — Château de Beynac
- Visiting the Château de Beynac, explained
- Tickets and prices, and which products include entry
- All five tours, compared
Choose a tour
Plan the visit
- Opening hours, season by season
- How to get there: road, rail, air, the summer bus
- Parking in the village, lot by lot
- The walk up to the castle
- How long the visit takes
- Best time to visit
- What to see inside the castle
The castle and the valley
- History: the barons, the frontier, the sale
- Richard the Lionheart and Beynac
- Beynac or Castelnaud: which castle
- Castles and villages worth the drive
- Films shot at the castle
Good to know
The tours, reviewed
- All five reviews, and which to read first
- Château de Beynac entry ticket
- Dordogne canoe rental from Vitrac
- The 15 km châteaux canoe route
- Sarlat, Beynac and Domme half day
- Private Dordogne valley tour