A Romanesque-Byzantine church consecrated in 1937. A curious feature about its position: it has a North-South orientation, most unusual since on Judgement Day Christ will appear on the East! Inside, see the glass-stained windows from the Arnaud de M..

To the northeast of the Pujols Gate, this medieval gate was the site of fierce resistance to Mazarin’s troops during the 1653 siege.

Located in an old mill overlooking the River Lot, the museum houses a collection of paintings from the 18C (Lebrun School), 19C (Maurice Réalier-Dumas, Hippolyte Flandrin, Eva Gonzalès and André Crochepierre) and the 20C (Henri Martin, Brayer). It al..

Situated at the end of Cieutats Bridge, the chevet of this 16C chapel juts out over the River Lot.

Built by the English, the uneven arches of this bridge have straddled the River Lot since the 13C. It leads to the chapel of Notre Dame du Bout du Pont .

Situated southwest of the old town, this gate and the Paris Gate are the only remains of the ancient ramparts of this walled town. Crowned by crenelations and machicolations and embellished on three levels by mullioned windows, it gives onto the city..

Sometimes called Place à Cornières , this beautiful square surrounded by medieval streets is typical of the region.