Cahors - Wikipedia
WEBCahors (French:; Occitan: Caors [kaˈuɾs, ˈkɔw(s)]) is a commune in the western part of Southern France. It is the smallest prefecture among the 13 departments that constitute the Occitanie Region. The main city of the Lot department and the historical center of the Quercy, Cahors is home to 19,878 cadurciennes and cadurciens.
Guide to Cahors in the Lot Valley - TripSavvy
WEBJun 26, 2019 · Tucked into a rounded nook of the Lot River, Cahors is a lovely medieval city almost entirely surrounded by water. At the heart of wine country, the city’s most memorable landmark is the Valentré bridge, the nearby ramparts, and the cathedral.
Cahors France travel and tourism, attractions and sightseeing and ...
WEBCahors has received the following tourist classifications: historical protected town centre' (secteur sauvegardé); listed town of Art and History ; village in bloom (ville fleurie) 4* Address: Cahors, Midi-Pyrenees, 46000, France || GPS coordinates: latitude 44.445, longitude 1.4414. Plan your visit to Cahors, Lot
the Tourist Office Cahors - Lot Valley
WEBNestled in its meander of the Lot, Cahors is a city ready to surprise you. Its medieval bridge, the Valentré bridge, will impress you. With its cupolas and its Sainte Coiffe, Saint-Etienne Cathedral in Cahors also arouses interest. 900 years old, it also serves as a majestic setting for the traditional market, which brings together all the ...
Discover Cahors in Southwest France - France Today
WEBApr 10, 2018 · By Daniel Kearney. Cahors is one of south-west France’s most unspoilt ancient towns. Formerly the capital of the old province of Quercy, the town perches dramatically on a rocky peninsula on a series of horse-shoe bends along the languid river Lot which is the longest river in south-west France. It is overlooked to the south-east by …
Cahors tourism and travel guide - France This Way
WEBFrance This Way comment: Best known for the famous Pont Valentre bridge, Cahors is a lively town which also has a small historic centre. Cahors is situated in the Lot department and Occitanie region. Important note. This page features a summary of highlights that you might like to explore near Cahors.
Must-see attractions Cahors, The Lot - Lonely Planet
WEBTour du Pape Jean XXII. Cahors. The Tour du Pape Jean XXII (closed to the public) is the town’s tallest building at 34m high. It was originally part of a 14th-century mansion belonging… Musée de la Résistance. Cahors was a base for the resistance during WWII. Look for displays on local hero Hélène Metges who died for the cause.
Cahors - Lot valley - Visit Occitanie EN
WEBAOC Cahors, a major Occitania vineyard. Unmissable villages with character: Saint-Cirq-Lapopie and Puy-L’Evêque. Pech Merle cave in Cabrerets. Majestic scenery brought to life by the winding navigable Lot River. Cahors vallée du Lot carte. Must-dos. Visit Cahors.
Cahors and the Valentré bridge | Cahors - Lot Valley
WEBCahors : a marvel from the Lot. A city steeped in history. A clever mix between Antiquity and the Middle Ages. City of art and history, City Cahors has a particularly rich past.
Cahors – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
WEBAlmost entirely surrounded by water, Cahors is a lovely medieval town in a French wine region. It is a regional centre for business and culture. Cahors was a major town during the Middle Ages and saw a good deal of conflict during the Hundred Years' War. Pope John XXII was born in Cahors in 1249.
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