- Visit the medieval bastides: Monflanquin, Villeréal, Castillonnès or Issigeac: magnificent villages typical of the South-West, perfect for strolling through the cobbled streets and discovering the local architecture. - Traditional markets: From weekly markets to gourmet summer markets, this is your chance to sample local produce in a warm, authentic atmosphere. - Cycling in the countryside: From the gîte, there are a number of attractive cycle routes through the rolling countryside, shady lanes and picturesque villages in the surrounding area. - Canoeing down the Dordogne or Lot rivers: A gentle and original way to explore the region. Several water sports centres are just a short drive away. - Discover the local wines: Head for Duras or Bergerac to visit wine estates, meet passionate winemakers and taste the region's wines. - Stroll through the gardens of Latour-Marliac: A peaceful, colourful garden at Temple-sur-Lot, famous for its collection of water lilies that inspired Claude Monet. - Explore the caves and prehistoric sites: The Dordogne valley is home to a number of fascinating sites, including the caves of Domme, Maxange and Lascaux, which are further away but accessible by day. - Admire the sunsets from the garden: From the gîte's terrace, the 180° view over the valley offers a unique natural spectacle every evening, with colourful skies and absolute peace and quiet. - Taste the local cuisine: foie gras, duck breast, cheeses, prunes and wines from the South-West... to be savoured in the inns, at the producers' or during the shared meals at the night markets.

L'accès se fait depuis Bordeaux (Sortie 5 Marmande) ou Toulouse (Sortie 7 Agen) par l'A62 et depuis Paris par l'A20 et A89 (Sortie 15). A proximité les aéroports de Bordeaux Mérignac, Toulouse Blagnac et Bergerac. Le Clos des mésanges se situe au centre du village de Montastruc au 4, rue de l'église.