In the heart of the Périgord noir, 12 km from Sarlat, welcome to the royal bastide of Domme, the "Acropolis of Périgord"...

Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme         Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme

living here...


ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES

You wish to register or obtain a civil status document for:

- a birth
- a death
- a future wedding
- a PACS
- a civil christening

PLEASE GO DIRECTLY TO THE TOWN HALL
5, Place de la Halle
Domme 24250
05 53 28 61 00
mairie-domme@orange.fr

Must-haves
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Rates and other terms and conditions
 Domme retail market regulations click HERE
 Rental of municipal halls click HERE  Parking and traffic in the bastide of Domme click HERE
 Rates for municipal services click HERE  Camping car parking click HERE
 School transport fares click HERE  Tourist tax click HERE

Town planning forms
In terms of town planning, a number of steps must be taken before any work is carried out, such as installing a swimming pool, altering the front of a house, installing a gate or creating a new building, before the owner is entitled to carry them out. Depending on the project, an appropriate application must be made on a form that can be downloaded HERE.

Other forms
Authorisation to leave the country (AST) for a minor unaccompanied by a parent or guardian
Prior declaration of an unpacking sale
Green waste burning request
Notification to the Town Hall of the presence of termites in a building
Application for permission or authorisation to use a road, application for a parking permit, or application for authorisation to undertake works
Request for information on the existence and location of underground, overhead or underwater structures
Application for a traffic order
Declaration or application for authorisation to organise a motorised event on a road open to public traffic, a circuit, a field or a course
Application for authorisation to organise a non-motorised sporting event on a public road or a road open to public traffic
Declaration of organisation of a non-motorised sporting event on a public road or a road open to public traffic without a final classification of participants



Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme   Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme   Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme   Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme   Welcome to Domme, welcome to the heart of the Black Périgord: around 1281, King Philip III, known as 'the bold,' decided to create the bastide of Domme on 'la barre,' the cliff that overlooks the Dordogne River by more than 150m. The charm of Domme is undeniable, there reigns a particularly calm and serene atmosphere, which soothes the soul as fully as the exceptional panorama of the Dordogne valley, which reveals the castle of Montfort, the village of La Roque Gageac, and the castle of Beynac. But fate has offered many other treasures to Domme

© MAIRIE DE DOMME
5, Place de la Halle - Domme 24250
05 53 28 61 00
mairie-domme@wanadoo.fr
The town hall is open to the public :
- Monday to Friday: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Saturday: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.