Activities in Cahors

Saint-Etienne's Cathedral was built in the 12th century. This monument is classified as a historical monument by the list of 1862. The cathedral houses the Holy Headdress, which is said to have wrapped the head of Christ during his burial.

The animal park of Gramat offers all year round a walk of more than 2 hours on 40 hectares of land. This park offers the discovery of more than 150 species of wild and domestic animals, from wolves to lynxes and bears.

A former pumping station dating from 1853 has now been transformed into a museum dedicated to man's interaction with water. The Chartreux fountain takes its name from the Chartreux convent which was responsible for the management of this site.

This cave, consisting of 350 metres of gallery, sculpted by water, was discovered in the year 2000. You can discover numerous mineral sculptures such as stalactites, columns and pillars during a free visit.

The Valentré Bridge is a 14th century fortified pedestrian bridge that crosses the Lot. This bridge is nicknamed "Devil's Bridge" in reference to the legend that the master builder made a pact with the devil to complete its construction more quickly...

For 1 hour, you will be the heroes who must escape from this immersive life-size game. You and your team will have to use logic, deduction and curiosity to complete your mission in the allotted time.

The educational farm "Au prés des bêtes" offers young and old alike the opportunity to discover more than thirty farm animals. You can come into contact with the animals and take part in fun activities around the animals.

Cahors Ski Nautique offers a range of water sports activities available for booking. The activities offered are: water skiing, wake boarding, buoyancy, mono skiing and wakesurfing.

The Castelnau-Montratier intercommunal swimming pool offers aquatic facilities in a very friendly setting: a jacuzzi, a paddling pool, a large beach lawn and a refreshment bar. The pools are heated to a minimum of 27°.