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The Peyrefitte menhir, located on the Issendolus plateau, is a limestone block nearly two meters high, erected during the Neolithic period. Listed as a historic monument, it was probably part of a group of landmarks or ritual sites. Easily accessible, it is now located along the road, in a typical Quercy landscape.

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The Benedictine monastery of Marcilhac is now only a ruin, but is still absolutely worth seeing. Only remnants remain (12th century). Several imaginatively designed Romanesque capitals can be admired in the chapter house.

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There is something magical about looking out over the valley and cliffs from the vantage point at the top of the road leading into the village.

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This former priory is located in a protected area, nestled between a meander of the Célé and the cliffs that border it. The strong point of the priory is its exceptional bell tower.

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Since the limestone soil of the Causses allows rain to run off immediately, numerous rainwater basins are built in the villages of the plateau.

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The friendly community center L'Oustal offers various activities around Espédaillac such as hikes, village tours, markets etc. as well as a bar.

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Interesting church, now located on the outskirts of the village. The Saint-Blaise d'Espédaillac church was destroyed (like the whole village) by the Huguenots between 1575 and 1584. The village was rebuilt from 1610; the church was rebuilt from 1616 under the direction of Brother Balthazar Fraissac, Commander of Durbans and Soulomès.

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This casselle is located along a route with information boards about the historical use of the landscape. In this region are many of these dry stone huts that were built by farmers in the late 18th and 19th centuries. They used them as a shelter for cattle, chicken coop or storage place for their tools. A hole had been dug in this particular casselle to create a spring. Not much water is available on the dry limestone plateaus, so it had to come from deep. The well remained in use until 1970, when the village was connected to the water supply.

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