Located in the peaceful Lot valley, Saint Côme stands on thanks to its flame-shape bell-tower and the charm of its houses.
The village was built inside the ditches of the medieval city, of which 3 fortified gates remain. The 12th penitents’ chapel has a v-shape roof. The manor of the local lords, redone in the 15th, has a renaissance façade and 2 towers. The streets have kept some medieval shops and ancient mansions. L’Ouradou, with its octagonal roof, is attributed to the 1586 plague victims.
Where
to stay?
What to discover?
• Church St-Pierre-de-la-Bouïsse and chapelle des Penitents: everyday 9h-19h from May to September
• Village: guided visit everyday except Sunday at 17h in season, on appointment out of the summer season
