The Saint-Gervais Chapel is located in Saint-Paul-de-Loubressac and is associated with a pilgrimage to a spring in the Roubayresque stream.
The Saint-Gervais Chapel is located on private property.
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Culture and History
Pech-Aigut is an artificially constructed hill that was created when the Romans settled in Gaul.
Pech-Aigut served as a lookout post with a guardhouse and rampart walk.
La Lécune is an early medieval priory that came under the direction of the Poor Clares of Le Pouget in Castelnau des Vaux in 1321.
Nine rock-cut tombs were also documented at La Lécune.
The Church of Saint-Étienne stands slightly elevated amid the vineyards of the Coteaux du Quercy.
The Church of Saint-Paul has a rotunda with an octagonal vault supported by eight columns.
The new Church of Saint-Paul was built on the quadrangle of the castle.
Nature and Trails
The Natura 2000 site “Serres de Saint-Paul-de-Loubressac, de Saint-Barthélémy et Causse de Pech Tondut” features several hiking trails, including trails operated by the Association des Marches du Sud Quercy.
A departmental equestrian trail crosses the area and is used for multi-day rides.
The “De la vallée de la Lupte aux Clausades” hiking trail from Saint-Paul is 10 km long; a short variant is 8 km long.
The “Chemin des vignes et coeur de village” mountain biking circuit is 22 km long.
Orientation
An interactive map locates the most important tourist attractions of Saint-Paul-de-Loubressac and Flaugnac.
