Sarlat

[@georgeeggo]

Thank you, Dennis. Love your friendly, warm and inviting commentary. We adore Sarlat and have visited each year for a long time. La Lanterne, by the cathedral is a great place to stay.

[@oiuyt1000]

Great job Dennis. Many thanks for taking the trouble - your efforts are appreciated.

[@KimSincox]

Thank you, Dennis! You are my "go to guy" for travel videos.

[@garylockhart4839]

nice one Dennis this is a great video very informative hope to visit this place soon

[@tuejv]

Awesome! This is going to be my next travel adventure.

[@BlueBerry349]

i went to sarlat this summer. it was so beautiful!

[@maureendennis8316]

Thank you we will be there in a month. Your video is helpful

[@adriansalamandre]

Excellent video! Please visit Hôtel de Maleville in the centre, as i'm an artist lucky to live and work there...and i also sweep the beautiful spiral staircase featured in this video!

[@oreel]

le bonheur est dans le pré de sarlat

[@SmoothSilk]

Interesting history.

[@Negaah21]

thx fr uploading...

[@defalt_2115]

I live here!

[@francinesicard464]

One of the most famous native of Sarlat is Etienne de la boétie (1530-1563) French magistrate, classicist, writer, poet, and political theorist. At the age of 18, he wrote an extraordinary little book "Discourse on Voluntary Servitude" which takes apart the mechanism of dictatorship and servitude, and thereby provides the solution. His friend, Michel de Montaigne, one of the most significant philosophers of the French renaissance, had this book published at his own expense after the death of Etienne de la Boétie. Considering the actual social and economic state around the world in 2022 with buffoon leaders like Trump, Boris Johnson, Putin, and the list isn't exhaustive, this little book should be given to read in all the schools around the world.

[@denniscallan]

Thank you for another interesting historical scene.

[@meatgravylard]

This is where I may buy a second home.

[@LyraxBanana]

I live there ahah!

[@yinyang992]

Sarlat, Dordogne. This is were my ancestors come from....they migrated to « l’Amérique » in the late 1500’s.

[@markoshea6833]

You paint a social, daily, picture of It. Like Fireside Chats by Truman