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Situated in the Ségala region, surrounded by chestnut, beech and fir forests, Latronquière offers a wild and peaceful atmosphere. Here, you can climb in summer to enjoy the coolness, relax at the Lac du Tolerme, discover biodiversity at the Etang du Roc de France and admire the landscapes that evoke the nearby Monts du Cantal.

Discover Saint-Pierre-Toirac in the heart of the majestic Lot valley. In the shade of its plane trees, you’ll find a charming atmosphere. This ancient village is full of treasures: its Romanesque church, its medieval houses, its fountain and its wash-house.

Nestling in the heart of the Limargue, Cambes reveals its charm in a peaceful setting surrounded by lush countryside. The Occitan etymology of the name Cambes is linked to the ancient cultivation of hemp, once grown in the region for textile production. Let’s take a tour!

Located in the Grand-Figeac region, at the gateway to the Causses du Quercy, the village of Béduer boasts a remarkable heritage in the heart of an unspoilt natural environment, reflecting its past and traditions. With its enchanting scenery and historic buildings, Béduer is an authentic place to discover thehistory and cultural soul of the region.

Anglars is a picturesque little village in the Limargue, near Lacapelle-Marival, at the gateway to the green Ségala region. This town is a pleasant surprise in the heart of nature.

Fons is a typical Limargue village. Like a treasure hidden between two hills, it’s up to you to discover the charm of its medieval streets and the soothing sound of the Dournelle stream. A relaxing place to share with all the family.

Nestling in a meander of the Célé valley,Espagnac-Sainte-Eulalie is home to a magnificently preserved 13th-century priory, Notre-Dame du-Val-Paradis. The church tower, a superb square half-timbered turret topped with a pyramidal slate roof, is exceptional!

Situated in the Limargue region, between the Causses and the Ségala, Aynac is at the heart of a rich natural environment where you can admire some magnificent scenery.

In the heart of the Lot valley, discover the immensity of the landscape from the village. Perched on a rocky spur 80 metres above sea level, Calvignac shines out over the river.

In the heart of the Célé valley, Saint-Sulpice, an authentic village, reveals its past linked to a castle once owned by the Hébrard de Saint-Sulpice family. Explore this unspoilt area, which will appeal to sports enthusiasts, biodiversity lovers and heritage lovers alike.

Explore the delightful medieval village of Camboulit, in the heart of the Célé valley, a secret nugget that will take you out of time. Here, heritage and nature are one and the same.

Espédaillac is a typical village on the Causses du Quercy. On this easy, family-friendly tour, you’ll discover the local heritage: caselles, dry-stone walls, St Namphaise lakes, etc. It’s the perfect way to spend some family time in the heart of nature.