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Always a pleasant place for a quick shopping trip. https://maps.app.goo.gl/CGFnhTfySVTDeJCj6?g_st=ic

very nice town with a Sunday market with regional products

Behind Cahors and Figeac, Gourdon is the third largest city in the Lot department. Built on a rocky outcrop, it enjoys very beautiful views. It is just as pleasant to stroll through its streets to admire its beautiful Renaissance houses. Every year, generally during the first weekend of August, the Gourdonnades take place. An important medieval festival where demonstrations of archery and crossbow shooting, sword fights, and medieval songs take place.

Small medieval town perched on a rocky outcrop, from where there is a superb view of the Céou valley. Pretty half-timbered houses with old doors, narrow streets and a beautiful church.

Behind Cahors and Figeac, Gourdon is the third largest city in the Lot department. Built on a rocky outcrop, it enjoys very beautiful views. It is just as pleasant to stroll through its streets to admire its beautiful Renaissance houses. Every year, generally during the first weekend of August, the Gourdonnades take place. An important medieval festival where demonstrations of archery and crossbow shooting, sword fights, and medieval songs take place.

Arriving at this point, the village of Les Arques takes shape and is worth exploring. You will notice in this region a glaring lack of vineyards. In 1865, an attack of phylloxera decimated all the vineyards of the region in just 12 years.

This magnificent castle can be visited and appreciated at its fair value. You can also stay there if you wish. Legend has it that Shakespeare stayed there and was inspired to write All's well that ends well. (All's well That ends well).

Small village perched above a valley surrounded by oak forests. It is also the place of adoption of the Russian sculptor Ossip Zadkine, who owned a house there and whose many sculptures can be found in the streets and in the small museum dedicated to him.