Discovering the most beautiful villages around Figeac
Figeac, in the heart of the Lot region, is one of the must-see stops on the Way of St. James.
The town of Champollion is renowned for its unique and rare heritage. The surrounding villages of the Lot Valley are equally as impressive.
Within the Greater Figeac region, there are many other destinations to discover, far from the tourist hustle and bustle.
Here is a selection of the most beautiful villages to visit around Figeac, for a bucolic getaway between nature and culture.
Located 10 minutes from Figeac, Capdenac-le-Haut is listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of France.
Perched at an altitude of 110 meters, this medieval fortress offers breathtaking views of the Lot Valley. Stroll through its cobbled streets and admire its stone houses, its keep, its fountains, the Sully house, the Gergovie gate, and the Savonnerie Bouconnaise factory.
It's easy to see why the village is a must-see.
Just a few kilometers from Figeac, Cardaillac is also known as the village with three towers thanks to its stately towers, once owned by the Cardaillac family.
Nestled in lush greenery, this medieval village is ideal for a peaceful stopover. Start your visit with the towers, followed by the medieval houses of the fort and the medieval garden for a bucolic break.
Hiking enthusiasts can explore the surrounding trails, while history buffs will appreciate the town's defensive past.
Less well-known, but equally charming, Faycelles captivates with its commanding location and numerous breathtaking viewpoints. Its rural heritage, typical Quercy architecture, quiet streets, dovecotes, wash houses, and dry stone walls that give it a golden color make it an ideal stopover for anyone seeking the authenticity of the Southwest.
Nestled in the heart of the Grand Figeac region, the village of Beduer is another gem to discover.
With its castle overlooking the valley and its old houses, there are several dolmens and traces of Gallo-Roman settlements.
This village is also the starting point for numerous walks and heritage trails in the Causses du Quercy.
Settle down your suitcases in a 13th-century building on the banks of the Célé River and enjoy our restaurant, wine cellar, and magnificent shaded terrace.
All our rooms are air-conditioned and feature a TV with Canal+ and Chromecast.
Finally, treat yourself to a relaxing moment by the rooftop pool or in the sauna.
Book your stay now!
The town of Champollion is renowned for its unique and rare heritage. The surrounding villages of the Lot Valley are equally as impressive.
Within the Greater Figeac region, there are many other destinations to discover, far from the tourist hustle and bustle.
Here is a selection of the most beautiful villages to visit around Figeac, for a bucolic getaway between nature and culture.
Capdenac-le-Haut, a hilltop gem
Located 10 minutes from Figeac, Capdenac-le-Haut is listed among the Most Beautiful Villages of France.
Perched at an altitude of 110 meters, this medieval fortress offers breathtaking views of the Lot Valley. Stroll through its cobbled streets and admire its stone houses, its keep, its fountains, the Sully house, the Gergovie gate, and the Savonnerie Bouconnaise factory.
It's easy to see why the village is a must-see.
Cardaillac and its three towers
Just a few kilometers from Figeac, Cardaillac is also known as the village with three towers thanks to its stately towers, once owned by the Cardaillac family.
Nestled in lush greenery, this medieval village is ideal for a peaceful stopover. Start your visit with the towers, followed by the medieval houses of the fort and the medieval garden for a bucolic break.
Hiking enthusiasts can explore the surrounding trails, while history buffs will appreciate the town's defensive past.
Faycelles and its panoramic view of the Lot Valley
Less well-known, but equally charming, Faycelles captivates with its commanding location and numerous breathtaking viewpoints. Its rural heritage, typical Quercy architecture, quiet streets, dovecotes, wash houses, and dry stone walls that give it a golden color make it an ideal stopover for anyone seeking the authenticity of the Southwest.
Beduer, between castle and heritage
Nestled in the heart of the Grand Figeac region, the village of Beduer is another gem to discover.
With its castle overlooking the valley and its old houses, there are several dolmens and traces of Gallo-Roman settlements.
This village is also the starting point for numerous walks and heritage trails in the Causses du Quercy.
Your hotel Le Pont d’Or **** in the heart of Figeac
Settle down your suitcases in a 13th-century building on the banks of the Célé River and enjoy our restaurant, wine cellar, and magnificent shaded terrace.
All our rooms are air-conditioned and feature a TV with Canal+ and Chromecast.
Finally, treat yourself to a relaxing moment by the rooftop pool or in the sauna.
Book your stay now!
