Dégagnac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

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Dégagnac has numerous hiking, mountain biking and horse-riding trails. The Circuit des Hauts de Lantis runs between valleys and limestone hills along unspoilt paths; at kilometre 3.7, it offers a beautiful view of the nearby Dordogne.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Dégagnac should focus their accommodation search on this location.

Nature

The Palazat stream runs through Dégagnac. The Pech de Dreuilles hill is located in the surrounding area, while the Parc naturel régional des Causses du Quercy regional nature park lies farther afield in the region. Les jardins de Marqueyssac park is also located there.

The Plan d'eau de Pêche de Dégagnac is a first-category fishing lake with a signposted hiking trail. Le Jardin Bourian is open year-round for self-guided visits; guided visits are available by arrangement.

The Grottes de Cougnac caves are located in the vicinity of Dégagnac.

Culture

The Château de Lantis is open to the public year-round, except on public holidays. The guided tours last about an hour and are offered in French and English. The château features star-patterned paving described as “unique in Europe”, as well as other exceptional architectural elements.

Dégagnac has bread ovens, mills, gariottes, manor houses and a château. The ruins of Abbaye Nouvelle are located nearby.

Further afield in the region are Château de Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, Château des Milandes and Château de Bonaguil.

Further destinations: Lhospitalet, Promilhanes, Vers, Belmontet, Belmont-Sainte-Foi, Fontanes, Caillac, Cazillac

To the higher-level travel overview: Lot.

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