많은‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

In addition to everything that's been said, the road runs alongside magnificent cliffs, and you even pass under the rock several times – it's amazing!!

Unfortunately, not much water always runs down when it is drier.

이곳에서는 협곡과 특히 절벽 위에 가파르게 지어진 중세 마을(높이 150m)과 그곳의 교회 및 예배당을 가장 잘 조망할 수 있습니다. 로카마두르는 매우 유명한 순례지이며, 성 아마두르의 유물과 목조 흑단 마돈나(12세기)를 소장하고 있습니다. Rue de la Couronnerie, 유일하고 번화한 거리를 따라 많은 상점과 레스토랑이 있습니다. 주변에 주차 공간이 많으므로 여름철에는 매우 붐빌 것입니다.

In a word: breathtaking. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to these caves. The Padirac Gorge is without a doubt the most beautiful in France, and its dimensions are extraordinary. Another great feature is that the cave tour is narrated with an audio guide (in your own language). During the tour, a boatman will be waiting for you for a small boat trip through the caves. Plenty to admire: Giant limestone concretions, underground lakes, incredible serpentine sculptures, impressive stalactites and stalagmites. The only downside (as far as I'm concerned): it's very touristy. Tip: combine a visit to the caves with a visit to Racomadour (the city in the rocks).

Unfortunately there is no view directly from the road, only from the hiking trail.

Magnificent hike

Two aspects are significant for this very important pilgrimage site in France. The story of its foundation with the discovery of the non-decayed body of the hermit Armadour / Amoureux / Lovers and La Vierge Noir / the Black Madonna, a simple wooden statue from the 12th century. —— RELIQUARY OF SAINT AMADOUR On August 25, 2016, on the eve of the Solemnity of Saint Amadour, founder of the sanctuary, the relics of the saint were unveiled in this new reliquary by Bishop Laurent Camiade (Bishop of Cahors-Rocamadour). In 1166, the life of the sanctuary was shaken by a major event, a perfectly preserved body was found in the hollow of the rock. Tradition would give it a name: Amadour (The Lover). He is described as the founder of the sanctuary, the hermit who is said to have carved the first statue of N-D de Rambadour, who created Rocamadour. Tradition also links him to the biblical figure of Zacchaeus the tax collector. The body of the saint was venerated in the crypt of St. Amadour until 1562, when it was dismembered by the Huguenots. His remains are housed in this reliquary, consecrated in 2016 on the occasion of the 8th anniversary of the discovery of the body.

One of the most popular photo motifs in the Lot Valley. It's incredible how this structure was built into the rock and is accessible!