Saint-Jean-Lespinasse: Holiday apartments and houses

Saint-Jean-Lespinasse combines sporting activities, architectural history and limestone landscapes.

Renting a holiday apartment in Saint-Jean-Lespinasse can be part of your personal travel planning.

Golf

Golf de Montal is a 9-hole golf course created in 1994 by architect Yves Bureau.

Golf de Montal overlooks the Saint-Céré valley and offers views of the Tours Saint-Laurent, as well as the Château de Montal and the Château de Castelnau.

Golf de Montal has a practice area with 12 teeing grounds, including two covered ones, as well as a putting green and a chipping green.

Culture

The Château de Montal was built between 1519 and 1534 by Jeanne de Balsac, Dame de Montal.

The Château de Montal is located at 307 allée Jeanne de Balzac, 46400 Saint-Jean-Lespinasse.

The Château de Montal features a monumental staircase, tapestries and furniture from the 16th and 17th centuries, as well as a Renaissance courtyard.

Les Balades du Patrimoine aux Césarinnes is a 7 km walking route from Saint-Jean-Lespinasse to the Césarines, passing by the Renaissance château of Château de Montal.

The Château de Laborie is a château in the vicinity of Saint-Jean-Lespinasse.

The historic site of La Grâce-Dieu in Leyme, France, is located in the vicinity of Saint-Jean-Lespinasse.

The Château d'Assier is a palace in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Jean-Lespinasse.

The Château de la Barthe is a château in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Jean-Lespinasse.

Landscape

The Causse de Lauriol is a narrow limestone plateau with steep slopes; former sheep-grazing areas are gradually giving way to spontaneous oak woodland.

Together with the Caussenil and Cayla promontories, the Causse de Lauriol forms part of the Césarines, a group of three limestone plateaus above Saint-Céré.

The Causse de Lauriol shows traces of settlement dating from the Bronze Age and the Iron Age.

The Gouffre de Padirac is a cave in the vicinity of Saint-Jean-Lespinasse.

ÃŽle des Escouanes is an island in the vicinity of Saint-Jean-Lespinasse.

Roc de Maille is a mountain in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Jean-Lespinasse.

Roche de Vic is a mountain in the wider regional area surrounding Saint-Jean-Lespinasse.

For a wider selection of destinations: Lalbenque, Masclat, Saint-Matré, Nadaillac-De-Rouge, Flaugnac, Mayrac, Calès, Saint-Pierre-Lafeuille.

For the broader travel overview: Lot.