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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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Nestled in the heart of the Causse, the Félix Cazelle is a dry stone hut hand-built by a former farmer from the village. Like many cazelles, it once served as a shelter for shepherds or to store agricultural equipment.

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Issendolus is a village in the Lot department, nestled on the Causse plateau, halfway between Gramat and Figeac. It is known for its ancient phosphate quarries and dolmens. Peaceful and surrounded by nature, it is a good starting point for exploring the landscapes of the Causse de Gramat.

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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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Nice village to stroll through

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There's a beautiful signposted circular trail around Espédaillac (approx. 1 hour). Panels explain notable houses, fountains, etc., providing a good understanding of this town on the Causse de Gramat.

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Quaint little stone village, typical of the Quercy area, with a few cafes, bars and restaurants.

The Halle de Themine is a square building from the 12th Century with a side of 8m in the center of the village. You will also find a bakery in the center of the village, this one is open 7 days a week.

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The town is built around the Châteaux d'Assier. There you will find a few small cafes and restaurants.

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Walled old town with many cafes and restaurants, as well as small historic streets to visit.

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Marcilhac Village is worth a stop

Small village in balcony on the limestone cliffs of the Céllé valley from where the view is sublime. Clinging to the walls, medieval houses and semi-troglodyte dwellings amaze. The historic market town and village center stretch out to the banks of the river.

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Small village at the foot of the great limestone cliffs of the Célé valley. On the road to Santiago de Compostela, it is organized around a large and beautiful Romanesque church, on the edge of the river.

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Can ride a section heading west from Corn beside Cele on track with gravel bike otherwise stay on main road

Marcilhac-sur-Célé is on the way to Santiago de Compostela (variant 651 of the GR65). Organized around its abbey whose Romanesque church has preserved an austere beauty, this village exudes tranquility and bathes in the freshness of the banks of the Célé. It seems very tiny next to these large limestone cliffs!

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This balcony village clinging to its cliffs is remarkable on many levels: it presents a habitat that ranges from medieval houses that climb the walls, to semi-troglodyte dwellings leaning against the rock. In perfect harmony extends the historic town, the center of the village which goes to the mill located on the edge of the river. On both sides, the cornice roads offer some of the most striking views of the Célé valley. Besides the ruins of its 12th century feudal castle, the village also has a very beautiful Romanesque church. But if you take a closer look, you will discover other more discreet treasures: pretty low walls, shepherds' shelters, wells, ponds, fountains, and remains of brickyards.

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All the bucolic character of the Célé valley is here

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Beautiful old village with a ruined abbey and riverside picnic area