Monument Du Cingle

The Monument Du Cingle is a fascinating 14-meter-high monument dating back to the 13th or 14th century, towering over the Figeac area. This octagonal limestone structure with a square base attracts history and photography enthusiasts.

The monument was restored between 1879 and 1880, with the upper part rebuilt in gray stone. According to historians, the marks on the monument may indicate a confirmation of the abbots' rights of high justice.

This unique vantage point offers a picturesque panorama that will delight any seeker of beautiful landscapes and historical curiosities.