Culture
The church of Nabirat is a Romanesque building, whose construction probably dates back to the 12th or 13th century. The Saint-Joseph Chapel in the church of Nabirat has a Neo-Gothic altarpiece made of polychrome and gilded wood from the 19th century, as well as statues of Saint Joseph with the Child Jesus, Saint Roch and Saint Germaine.
The south chapel, also known as the Marian Chapel, of the church of Nabirat was built in 1866. It has a Neo-Gothic marble altarpiece dedicated to the Virgin Mary from the 18th century, gilded and polychrome wooden statues from the 18th century, as well as a significant collection of paintings depicting the Mysteries of the Rosary.
The decision by the municipal council to expand the Font du Brel washhouse was made in 1913. Approval for work on the washhouse in the hamlet of Les Cabanes was granted in 1934. Washhouses were built near springs in Nabirat at the beginning of the 20th century. The bread oven in the hamlet of Liabou Bas was put back into operation by the residents of the hamlet.
The Liabou Haut votive cross was historically one of the most visited calvaries in Nabirat. The residents went there in procession to ask the Virgin Mary to protect the crops from storms.
Abbaye Nouvelle, a ruin site, is located in the immediate vicinity of Nabirat.
Anyone planning a stay in Nabirat may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
The secondary local road connects Cénac with Gourdon. Gourdon is the nearest town and is located 9 kilometres from Nabirat town centre.
Nature
Nabirat is one of the three municipalities included in the 68-hectare Marais de Saint-Cirq-Madelon ZNIEFF type I protected area.
The area around Nabirat is home to the Grottes de Cougnac, a cave, the Château de Castelnaud-la-Chapelle, a castle, and Les jardins de Marqueyssac, a park.
The wider regional area around Nabirat includes the Château des Milandes, a castle, and Les Milandes, a historic site. The Grotte des Combarelles and the Grotte de Font-de-Gaume, both caves, are also located there.
Cycling
The Sarlat cycling map lists 6.1-kilometre circular route E between Nabirat and Léobard.
Other local pages in the directory: Saint-Martin-de-Fressengeas, Saint-Mesmin, Villefranche-De-Lonchat, Liorac-Sur-Louyre, Marsac-Sur-L'isle, Champniers-Et-Reilhac, Sainte-Foy-De-Belvès, Douzillac
