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Sarlat: A beautiful medieval city that has more medieval, renaissance and 17th Century facades than any other French city. In Sarlat you will find one of France’s best markets every Saturday. In the summer season you will find foie gras, walnuts, a variety of cheeses and many more delights for sale. Early fall will bring truffles and many other varieties of mushrooms. Sadly, it can be very crowded in the summer season so we suggest you get there early. Nonetheless, we strongly suggest you put this on the agenda. 27 km from Lanzac.
The village of Beynac-et-Cazenac is really photogenic, with its hilltop castle dominating the Dordogne river and its beautiful flower-decked houses. It is a delightful village to walk around! In the summer, the village hosts the Musical Nights of Beynac, a festival offering classical music concerts. 27 km from Lanzac.
The Centre équestre de Souillac welcomes you all year round upon reservation for horse rides from hour to day. Near Sarlat, Brive and the famous sites of Rocamadour, Lascaux and Padirac. Experience a compelling tour on horseback coupled with sightseeing. 2 km from Lanzac.
Nearby Le Prieuré, discover a superb 18 hole golf course, the “Souillac Country Club” which meanders through valleys and woodland close to the Dordogne. This course is a challenge for any amateur golfer. We partner with the Souillac Country Club, to offer a 15% reduction on the green fee. The Golf also hosts a delightful brasserie. 11 km from Lanzac.
Rocamadour is a sacred town and important pilgrimage site. the village of Rocamadour is perched on the side of a limestone cliff and towers majestically over the Alzou canyon. The village of Rocamadour is the second most visited attraction in France after Mont-Saint-Michel! Having climbed 216 stairs of the main staircase leading to the church square, pilgrims and walkers discover the seven sanctuaries of Rocamadour, among which the Notre-Dame chapel, the Saint-Sauveur basilica and the Saint-Michel chapel. 26 km from Lanzac.
Visit the Dordogne Valley from the old railway line cut into the cliffs 80 metres above the river. Often, a magnificent steam locomotive will head the train, close to Martel station, to take you on a fantastic journey. Emjoy a 13 km return trip, to see the beautiful panorama over the Dordogne Valley unfold before you. 12 km from Lanzac.
Discover the 3 departments of Correze, Lot and Dordogne, paddling in a canoe, and visit the fabulous Dordogne Valley. There are 14 canoe bases, covering 120 km, from Argentat to Beynac-et-Cazenac. On your way on the river Dordogne river, you will encounter various landscapes : cliffs, charming villages, castles. 1.7 km from Lanzac.
The Padirac chasm located on the Gramat Limestone plateau, is a natural cavern of 33 metres in diameter and 75 metres deep, formed when the roof collapsed. In the heart of this cavity, 103 metres below ground, flows a underground river. Visitors descend 75 metres via a lift or staircase and go to the end of a gallery where they board boats for the first leg of the guided tour by river. 500 metres further, the visitors continue the circuit on foot through a series of beautiful rooms. 21km from Lanzac.
