Capdenac-Gare: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The sights of Capdenac-Gare include the railway station and its Art Deco canopy. The Pont Eiffel, which was commissioned in 1862, adds to the character of the town.

Culture

The Notre-Dame-des-Voyageurs church is designed in the Neo-Gothic style and features contemporary stained-glass windows by the artist Marc Hénard. During the Second World War, the Chapelle de Massip served as a place of refuge: there, the nuns Denise Bergon and Marguerite Roques hid 83 Jewish people, including 71 children.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Capdenac-Gare plans their stay around this town.

Trails and landscape

The Parcours urbain is an easy 5 km walk through the heritage and history of Capdenac-Gare, conveyed through its buildings. La Cheminote is an approximately 13.6 km moderate hike around Capdenac-Gare between the Lot Valley and the first foothills of the Causse Blanc.

The Parcours vert is an approximately 12 km moderate route through wooded and wild areas around Capdenac-Gare. Along the way are castles, a mill and other picturesque places.

Water and summer

Every summer, the Base nautique de Capdenac-Gare offers numerous activities on the water and outdoors.

Historic sites

The historic site of Prieuré de Vic-lès-Capdenac is located in the immediate vicinity of Capdenac-Gare. The historic sites of Abbaye Saint-Sauveur and Abbaye de Lissac are also located in the surrounding area.

Other places

The Château d'Assier palace and Puy Majou hill are located in the wider regional surroundings of Capdenac-Gare.

Local insights

Since 2011, Raynal et Roquelaure has offered tours to the public. During these tours, the company shares its expertise and the secrets of preparing a ready-made meal.

The following places are also available for further destination selection: Rignac, Campagnac, Sébrazac, Naussac, Réquista, Saint-Rome-De-Tarn, Saint-André-De-Najac and Gabriac.

For the broader travel overview: Aveyron.