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Anglars is a small, picturesque village in the Limargue region, near Lacapelle-Marival, on the edge of the Ségala countryside. This village is a delightful surprise in the heart of the countryside.

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

Situated at the crossroads of Auvergne, Quercy and Rouergue, Bagnac-sur-Célé is crossed by the River Célé. The village still has a medieval bridge spanning the river, a testament to its history and a defining feature of its heritage.

Situated in the Grand-Figeac area, on the edge of the Causses du Quercy, the village of Béduer boasts a remarkable heritage set amidst unspoilt natural surroundings, reflecting its past and traditions. With its enchanting scenery and historic buildings, this place invites you to discover, in all its authenticity,the history and cultural spirit of the region.

Tucked away in the heart of the Limargue region, 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, which was once grown in the region for textile production. Let’s go and have a look!

In the heart of the Lot Valley, discover the vastness of the surrounding countryside from the village. Perched on a rocky outcrop 80 metres above the river, Calvignac stands out against the river below.

Explore the charming medieval village of Camboulit, in the heart of the Célé Valley – a hidden gem that will transport you back in time. Here, heritage and nature are one and the same.

Nestled in a bend of the Célé Valley, Espagnac-Sainte-Eulalie is home to a magnificently preserved 13th-century priory, the Priory of Notre-Dame du-Val-Paradis. The church’s bell tower – a superb square turret with timber framing, topped with a pyramidal slate roof – is truly exceptional!

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

Fons is a typical village in the Limargue region. Like a hidden treasure nestled between two hills, come and discover the charm of its medieval alleyways and the soothing sound of the Dournelle stream. A relaxing experience to share with the whole family.

Situated in the Ségala region, surrounded by forests of chestnut, beech and fir trees, Latronquière immerses you in an atmosphere that is both wild and peaceful. Here, in summer, you can go hiking to enjoy the cool air, relax by Lake Tolerme, explore the biodiversity at the Roc de France pond and admire the landscapes that hint at the nearby Monts du Cantal.

Situated on the edge of the Causses du Quercy Regional Nature Park, Reyrevignes is a charming village
in the Lot region that captivates visitors with its historical heritage and unspoilt natural surroundings. With its ancient dolmens, typical Causse landscapes and traditional craftsmanship, Reyrevignes offers an authentic experience.

Discover Saint-Pierre-Toirac in the heart of the majestic Lot Valley. In the shade of its plane trees, there is a charming atmosphere. This ancient village reveals its hidden gems: its Romanesquechurch, its old medieval houses, its fountain and its wash house.

In the heart of the Célé Valley, the charming village of Saint-Sulpice reveals its history, which is linked to a castle once owned by the Hébrard de Saint-Sulpice family. Explore this unspoilt area, which will appeal to sports enthusiasts, nature lovers and history buffs alike.