Figeac, a town of art and history, captivates with its rich medieval heritage. Its cobbled streets, half-timbered houses, and shaded squares tell a story that spans centuries. Among the must-sees:
Writings of the World: housed in the birthplace of Jean-François Champollion, this museum traces the history of writing across civilizations.
Features a monumental reproduction of the Rosetta Stone, symbolizing the link between Figeac and the deciphering of hieroglyphs.
Located on the heights of Figeac, this church offers one of the best views over the town. Its peaceful atmosphere and simplicity make it an ideal place for rest and contemplation.
Wandering its cobbled lanes, you’ll discover a beautifully preserved medieval town: timber-framed houses, hidden squares, and rich architectural details that bear witness to its storied past.
Nestled between the Lot and Célé valleys, Figeac is surrounded by a variety of landscapes:
• The Célé Valley
Perfect for hiking, canoeing, or simply enjoying the peaceful atmosphere.
profiter de la quiétude des lieux.
• The Causses of Quercy
Limestone plateaus dotted with dry-stone walls and traditional stone huts (cazelles), offering breathtaking panoramic views.
cazelles, offrant des panoramas uniques.
Figeac celebrates the art of good living. Here, traditions are not only shared, they’re savoured.
Beneath the old town arcades, local producers display their colourful stalls. Sheep’s cheese, sourdough bread, homemade jams, Quercy walnuts… Every basket tells the story of the region.
Down a quiet lane, discover a potter’s workshop, a cabinetmaker, or a textile artist. The gestures are precise, slow, inherited from ancient skills. These are trades that take their time.
In summer, nearby villages come to life with lantern-lit dinners, open-air dances, and night markets. Simple, sincere moments where sharing a meal becomes something more.
Duck, cabécou cheese, truffles, or pastis from Quercy… Whether at the table or the market, you’ll taste generous dishes, peasant recipes, and know-how passed down through generations.
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Lot & Dordogne Valleys
Figeac reveals itself at your own pace, through leisurely strolls:
• The “Clés de Figeac” Trail
A route marked by 30 numbered keys, guiding you to
the hidden treasures of the town.
• Guided Tours
Organised by the Tourist Office, these visits offer fascinating insights into
the town’s history and architecture.
BôVila Village vacances
Le Terrie, 46100 Figeac, France
Email: contact@bovila.fr
Téléphone : +33 6 71 72 64 27
Monday to Sunday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM / 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Phone assistance available during opening hours.
Rodez–Aveyron Airport: 60 km
Brive–Vallée de la Dordogne Airport: 85 km
Toulouse–Blagnac Airport: 140 km
Gare SNCF de Figeac à 5 minutes en voiture ou 20 minutes à pied.
Served by Toulouse – Aurillac – Brive lines.
Check-in: from 4:00 PM
Check-out: by 10:00 AM
Free on-site parking, close to the accommodation.
French
English
Approx. €0.80 to €1.00 per night per adult (for reference)
Free for guests under 18
To be paid on-site
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