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Interesting little museum about Joachim Murat (1767-1815), one of Napoleon's most important generals. He was born and grew up in this village inn. Napoleon Bonaparte appointed him King of Naples.

Built in the 15th century on foundations dating from the 13th or 14th century, the Moulin du Saut is one of the historic turbine mills in the Alzou Valley. It was reconstructed in the 18th century and used until 1914. The mill used water energy to drive the turbines and was used for a time to generate electricity. More information can be found here: https://www.chemins-secrets.org/moulins-saut

The Moulin du Saut, where nature is gradually reclaiming its rights, is a very fun waypoint on the GR6. After taking a few old stone stairs, you can hear the sound of the river getting louder and you are quickly surprised by the sight of a small waterfall (not dried up in July 2024). It is possible to observe it from the edge of the river downstream, but you should be careful of the mossy rocks, which are very slippery.

Labastide-Murat, formerly known as Labastide-Fortunière, owes its name to Joachim Murat, a native of this village. This flamboyant historical figure was the son of an innkeeper. Under Napoleon I, and thanks to his military exploits, he became Marshal of the Empire and King of Naples. By imperial decree of Napoleon III, the village changed its name on April 15, 1852.

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.

Labastide-Murat, at the exit of the highway where you will find a supermarket, a few shops, cafes, and a bakery all located in the center.

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

Small village on the Causses de Gramat. It is the largest and wildest of the four causses of Quercy.