restored village, worth a visit. Hotel de la Pelassarin is recommended.
Figeac is an interesting city and the archeological museum has an excellent Egyptian collection.
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- The centre of it all
- +++Day Trips and Shopping*
- Albi
- Belcastel
- Bruniquel
- Cordes Sur Ciel
- Cahuzac-Sur-Vere
- Garde la Viaur
- Gorges of the Aveyron
- Laguepie (15 minutes South of Pradines)
- La Fouillade (closest village for most items)
- Les Cabannes
- Najac
- Puycelci
- Penne
- Sauveterre de Rouergue
- St. Andre de Najac
- Villefranche de Rouergue
- +++Overnight & Multi-day Outings
- Carcassone
- Conques
- Dordogne region (Sarlat)
- Gorges of the Lot (Cahors, Pech Merle caves)
- St. Cirq Lapopie
- Gorges of the Tarn & Dourbie
- Millau
- Naucelle
- Roquefort
- Toulouse
- Viaduc de Viaur
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Recommended Reading
- Some books on food and travels by M.K. Fisher
- MONTAILLOU, by ??
- MOURJOU The Life & Food of an Auvergne Village, by Peter Graham (Penguin)
- THE PERFECT HERESY The Revolutionary Life and Death of the Medieval Cathars, by Stephen Oshea (Douglas & McIntyre)
- THREE RIVERS OF FRANCE, DORCOGNE, LOT, TARN, by Freda White (Faber & Faber)
- THE ROAD FROM THE PAST Travelling Through History in France, by Ina Caro (Harcourt Brace)
- Aveyron: Bridge to Arcadia by Thirza Vallois
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