Culture
The church of Saint-Vincent-Lespinasse has a triangular, openwork bell gable with two round-arched openings. A rooster-shaped roof finial can be seen on the roof of the village hall in Saint-Vincent-Lespinasse. The hall on the village square is known for its remarkable wooden architecture. Local features also include the restored washhouses and fountains around Saint-Vincent-Lespinasse, which form part of the local minor heritage and are considered noteworthy.
Those who choose Saint-Vincent-Lespinasse because of its church, village hall and Circuit du moulin may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Les Écuries de Saint-Vincent welcomes riders aged five and over and offers lessons in numerous equestrian disciplines, from beginner to advanced level. During the school holidays, the centre organises day courses, training courses with professional riders, equine ethology courses, events and trail rides. It also offers riding therapy courses for people with intellectual, physical or sensory disabilities.
Ferme Em’ane offers a self-guided walk around its animal enclosures. The EM’ANE farm shop is open year-round by appointment. In Saint-Vincent-Lespinasse, EM’ANE produces soaps, cosmetics, hair-care products and cookies made from donkey’s milk, as well as donkey’s milk ice cream during the lactation period.
Nature
The Circuit du moulin offers beautiful panoramic views of the Barguelonne and Garonne valleys from the hillsides and leads to an old mill.
Other destinations at a glance: Puycornet, Puygaillard-de-Quercy, Molières, Caussade, Maubec, Montesquieu, Bressols, Varennes.
