Charming house for up to 6 people in Flaujac-Poujols. This gîte offers a peaceful and idyllic setting for your holidays with family or friends. It has 3 comfortable bedrooms, a fully-equipped kitchen, a modern bathroom and a pleasant terrace and pretty garden to enjoy on sunny days. The Lot, in France's Occitanie region, is an ideal destination for nature and culture lovers. With its beautiful villages, tourist sites and gastronomy, the department offers a surprising experience. The Lot's major towns are peaceful and majestic, including Cahors, Figeac and Rocamadour. The Lot is also home to six of France's most beautiful villages. The department's natural heritage can be discovered thanks to its hiking trails, bridle paths and cycling routes. Travellers can explore the Padirac chasm, the Pech-Merle cave and the Gramat wildlife park. The Lot also offers delicious local cuisine, such as farmhouse lamb, truffles, saffron and Cahors wines. It's easy to discover the region and its many tourist attractions around Flaujac-Poujols: * Grotte de Pech Merle: a prehistoric cave in Cabrerets, famous for its cave paintings. * Les Jardins de Coursiana: a botanical garden in Saint-Cirq-Lapopie, home to a collection of rare and exotic plants. * Castelnau-Bretenoux Castle: a fortified medieval castle in Castelnau-Bretenoux. * Parc des Vallées: an adventure park in Grézels offering activities for all the family. * Le Musée du Pays de Martel: a local museum in Martel, retracing the history of the region. * The village of Saint-Cirq-Lapopie: a pretty little village listed as one of the most beautiful in France, set on a cliff above the river Lot. * Les Gorges du Lot: a spectacular natural site near Flaujac-Poujols, offering a wide range of outdoor activities. * La Roche aux Fées: an archaeological site in Cajarc, containing the remains of a fortified castle and numerous caves. * Château de Saint-Laurent-Lolmie: a medieval castle in Saint-Laurent-Lolmie with panoramic views over the valley. * Parc des Loups: a zoo in Gramat offering the chance to meet wolves and many other wild animals. * Le Gouffre de Padirac: the monumental entrance to a natural cavity with an underground river running through it, located in the north of the Lot, measuring around 35 metres in diameter. * Les phosphatières du Cloup d'Aural: a former open-cast phosphate mine located in the commune of Bach. Not forgetting : - Farmers' markets: The surrounding villages organise farmers' markets where you can discover local produce and sample the region's specialities. - Summer festivals: Numerous festivals take place during the summer, showcasing local culture, including the Saint-Céré Festival, the Cahors Jazz Festival and the Figeac Theatre Festival. - Vineyard visits: The region is famous for its vineyards and wines, so you can take part in cellar tours and wine tastings. - Outdoor activities: The region offers many outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, climbing and amusement parks. Tourist towns around our village: Saint Cirq Lapopie: one of the most beautiful villages in France, a medieval town perched on a cliff overlooking a meander in the Lot. Gourdon: a medieval town set in the mountains, with a breathtaking view over the valley. Sarlat-la-Canéda: a historic town famous for its medieval architecture and lively nightlife. Rocamadour: a town on a promontory with caves, castles and churches. Les Eyzies-de-Tayac: a town famous for its prehistoric caves and national prehistory museum. Cahors: a town on the River Lot, with a rich history and medieval architecture. Figeac: a historic town with an interesting old town and a museum dedicated to Champollion, the decipherer of Egyptian hieroglyphic writing.