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Montcuq with its 12th century tower is situated in the heart of Quercy Blanc, a region of limestone hills and small river valleys. The mixed farming lends to this area a multitude of colours, with white stone houses and romanesque churches nestling in picturesque villages.
Discover all this on foot or on horseback on the many trails, including the famous St. James Walk. As well as the exceptional Sunday market, where you can find all the quality produce of the area, numerous attractions such as village fêtes, festivals and exhibitions are waiting for you to be shared with the local people. Your children can find, in the Tourist Office, games to learn about the local heritage in a fun way. |
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Not all of our website pages have been translated into English, so we have put in place this page to give you more comfort whilst browsing. |
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Complete, practical information about the district of Montcuq...
- click here for our Practical Guide (.pdf file 1.24 MB) concerning all services and commercial activities.
- a simple click here will lead you to a brief description of our villages and available recreational activities.
- click here for the list of trades and crafts persons (.pdf file 271 KB) within our district.
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The pages you are directed to are published in French; we have translated all of the menus and sub-menus into English to help you with the lingo.
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