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Quercy

Rocamadour

The Quercy is the pre-Revolutionary name for the Lot and the northern section of the Tarn-et-Garonne Départements. Bordered by the Départements of the Dordogne, Corrèze, Cantal and the southern part of the Tarn-et-Garonne, the Quercy has lots of fascinating places to visit.

The Quercy itself is divided into two parts - the Haut-Quercy in the North and the Bas-Quercy or, as it is sometimes known, Quercy Blanc due to its white limestone buildings, in the south stretching down to Montauban on the border with Languedoc.

Martel

Martel

Haut Quercy

The Haut Quercy consists of four limestone plateaux on the western edge of the Massif Central locally called causses’ which is an Occitan word. They are all between 700 and 1200 metres high, cut through by rivers like the Lot and Célé and replete with forested gorges and caves. The three main Causses are Martel, Gramat and Limogne.

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Cahors

Home to a Prime Minister, a Pope and the Devil

Figeac

City of Champollion

Figeac: Musée Champollion

Celebrating Figeac's most Famous Son

Gouffre de Padirac

The Padirac Chasm & underground river

Martel

Seven towers & three hammers

Rocamadour

Pilgrimage site for the modern tourist

Saint-Cirq-Lapopie

A Plus Beau Village with a View of the Lot

Text © Paul Shawcross

Images by Paul Shawcross