The maze of narrow alleyways and fine half-timbered houses with their corbelled façades bear witness to the importance of this village in the Middle Ages. The workshops once inhabited by wood turners have been restored, returning the village to its f..

Built in the early 16C on the site of a small chapel, this church overlooks the Lot valley. The Baroque statues in the nave are worthy of note.

The two main sections of the building, flanked by an attractive watchtower, are occupied by the Musée Rignault , which houses temporary exhibitions.

From the site of the vestiges of the ancient fort of La Popie there is an interesting view of the village of St Cirq and its church. Further down, it extends to the Lot valley with its chequered fields of crops, dominated by the Gramat limestone pl..

This belvedere boasts magnificent views of the Lot valley and the village of St-Cirq, dominated by the ruins of the old La Popie fortress.