Lot Valley

Lot Valley is a picturesque region in southwestern France that impresses with its unique geological formations and rich cultural heritage.

The valley is famous for the white stone villages of Quercy Blanc, considered among the most beautiful in France. History buffs will appreciate the medieval town of Casseneuil, with its 12th-century church and 15th-century frescoes, and the remains of the Benedictine abbey at Clairac, which inspired Monteskius to write 'The Persian Letters.

The region also offers numerous activities for nature and outdoor enthusiasts, from water sports on the Lot River to scenic hiking trails with breathtaking views.