Sites to visit

These caves are remarkable for their abundant and delicate concretions surrounding some very fine prehistoric paintings: ibex, mammoth, large deer, sk...

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Payrignac

Come and be agreeably surprised by the contrasts to be found here: phosphate workings which revealed fossils of the Tertiary era and which contain a f...

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Bach

Find out all about the truffle thanks to a demonstration of truffle hunting with a dog ; meet someone who is passionate about this mysterious mushroom...

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Limogne-en-Quercy

This mill, listed as a Historic Monument, is undoubtedly the best known in Quercy, partly because it has been open to the public for so long, but prin...

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Calès

Plunge into the history of one of the finest Renaissance châteaux in Quercy, and gaze out over the Lot valley from its terraces. Cénevières castle wa...

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Cénevières

Both a home and a workplace, the museum-cum-workshop of Jean-Lurçat in Saint-Laurent-Les-Tours provides a rare occasion to slip behind the scenes of t...

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Saint-Laurent-les-Tours

A museum in action ! A look at mills, through the centuries and around the world. A group of working or experimental models, as well as a collection o...

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Luzech

120 passengers, departure point Quai Valentré. 'Cahors, cité médiévale' cruise: embark on Le Valentré in Cahors near the famous mediaeval bridge, and...

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Cahors

On authentic wooden gabares, set off to see a towpath hewn out of the base of a cliff, a manually-operated lock which the boatman will operate as you...

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Bouziès

Take Le Fénélon boat (75 passengers, 60 for meal service) for a day's cruise as far as Saint Cirq Lapopie, or past the Cahors vineyards, to see and en...

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Cahors

The house in which the Rignault museum has been set up bears the name of the painter and enthusiastic art collector who was the proprietor at the begi...

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Saint-Cirq-Lapopie

Standing on the heights above the Dordogne Valley, this castle was built between 1519 and 1534 by Jeanne de Balsac, Lady of Montal. Never completely f...

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Saint-Jean-Lespinasse