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Find your transportAnd visit!

Getting around

By bus, by taxi, on foot, by bike, here are our suggestions for alternative means of transport to the car, to visit all the places of interest in Grand-Figeac.

Take the bus

The Lio bus covers a large part of the Grand-Figeac area. 7 routes are available, with timetables to suit all types of travel, at a fare of 2€ per journey.

  • Ligne 884 : Lacapelle-Marival > Figeac (4 return trips per day)
  • Ligne 885 : Latronquière > Figeac (minimum 2 return trips per day)
  • Ligne 886 : Assier > Figeac (4 return trips per day)
  • Ligne 889 : Cahors > Figeac
  • Ligne 876 : Figeac > Rocamadour > Padirac (summer line)
  • Ligne 878 : Cajarc > Saint-Cirq-Lapopie > Cahors (summer line)
  • Ligne 205 : Figeac > Villefranche-de-Rouergue

And if you just want to stay in Figeac, consider using the free bus !

Find a taxi

Or rent a car

No bus is right for you?

  • Call a taxi
  • Rental a car 
Walk

On the road

Want to discover the riches of our region more intensively? Try l’expérience à pied! A range of walking routes and walks in and around Figeac, in the form of loops, are available from our home offices and on the Balades et Randos page. Some loops in the surrounding area are accessible by bus from Figeac-Gare Routière with the Lio lines. For the more sporty, Grandes Randonnées et Itinérances routes over several days exist from Figeac, à on foot, à vélo or à horseback, in loop or linéaire…

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Cycling

What if you set off on adventure, to discover the Lot valley? Try the véloroute and take to the roads that will take you to the heart of the green landscapes, the cliffs and the Lot river. The total circuit, from La Canourgue, in Lozère, à Aiguillon, in Lot-et-Garonne, is 430km and the section between Capdenac-Gare and Cahors, 80km. So, does this appeal to you?