Cahors Market Hall – Saint Stephen's Cathedral loop from Arcambal

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Cahors Market Hall – Saint Stephen's Cathedral loop from Arcambal

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Cahors Market Hall – Saint Stephen's Cathedral loop from Arcambal

05:42

21.9km

150m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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After 8.39 km for 153 m

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10.2 km

Moulin Saint-James on the Lot

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The mill was first mentioned in the 12th century and was then owned by the nearby church of Saint-Urcisse. After the flood in 1783, it was rebuilt and remained in operation until the 20th century.

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10.4 km

Liberation Square

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Nice square in the heart of the city with nice little cafes and bars

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10.4 km

Pont Valentré

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The Valentré Bridge is one of the few fortified medieval bridges in the world. Its Gothic military architecture makes it a masterpiece of defense and engineering.

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10.7 km

Cahors Market Hall

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Don't miss out on going to the market hall and enjoying at least one cafe

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10.8 km

The mighty Romanesque-Gothic cathedral displays fine stone reliefs from the 12th century, particularly in the gable field of the north portal. The house of worship was placed under monument protection …

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10.9 km

Saint Stephen's Cathedral

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This cathedral has 2 domes, like the domed churches of Byzantium.
Construction began in the late 11th century, but it is said to have taken another 400 years to complete.

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11.1 km

Saint-Urcisse Church

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The first written mention of the building appears in the Life of Saint Didier (Bishop of Cahors in the 7th century). At that time, it bore the double title of …

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21.9 km