Lachapelle-Auzac: Holiday apartments and houses

Lachapelle-Auzac can be discovered through specific buildings, natural sites and local offerings. Its special features include culture, landscapes, trails, trout farming and regional cuisine.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Lachapelle-Auzac can plan their accommodation around this destination.

Culture

The Viaduc du Boulet was built between 1882 and 1888 for the Paris–Toulouse railway line. The curved structure is 476 metres long and has 26 arches.

The Church of Sainte-Madeleine in Reyrevignes has a Romanesque entrance porch with a simple archivolt arch. The choir and transept contain Gothic vaults.

The Church of Saint-Nicolas in Lachapelle Haute consists of two longitudinally adjoining naves and has a flat roof on one side. The Romanesque section houses a gilded wooden altarpiece from the 17th century.

The Viaduc de Lamothe is a curved structure 572 metres long with 15 stone arches.

Nature

The Event du Boulet is a natural resurgence spring that carries water for only a few days after heavy rainfall. The Marais de Cléjoul is classified as an espace naturel sensible, meaning a sensitive natural area. It has a hiking trail and an educational trail.

Activities

The Circuit de randonnée de Reyrevignes hiking trail offers a signposted panoramic view over the Blagour Valley.

The year-round flow of water in the Blagour Valley enables a trout farm to operate. The Blagour Valley also offers opportunities for trout fishing.

At the Gouffre du Blagour, the 900-metre-long Blagour stream and the Gouffre are open for trout fishing. There is also a fishing pond where fish are charged by weight, suitable for children aged four and over.

The Souillac Golf & Country Club has an 18-hole course in an oak forest on a 60-hectare site.

Local offerings

Ferme du Dariben organically grows aromatic and medicinal plants, processes them directly on site and sells products made from them, including infusions, spices, flavoured oils, chocolate, vinegar, jams, syrups and liqueurs, directly in the surrounding area.

The boutique at the Gouffre du Blagour sells fresh, smoked and marinated trout products, including rillettes and terrines. Restaurant du Golf serves traditional cuisine and highlights local and seasonal produce.

Other places: Lascabanes, Saint-Cirq-Madelon, Assier, Camboulit, Bouziès, Terrou, Masclat, Puy-L'evéque.

For the higher-level travel overview: Lot.