Overview
Puy-l'Évêque is a small town of 2,200 residents in the Lot Department, made famous by the book From Here You Can't See Paris. The town sits along the Lot River and serves as a gateway to over 300 regional wineries producing Cahors wine, once served at papal courts.
Architecture · Day Trips · History · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
Chambres d'hôtes, chateaus, and hotels available. Many close for low season—confirm before visiting.
Culture
Medieval town with bastide heritage. Made famous by 'From Here You Can't See Paris'. Nearby Perigord has Paleolithic sites.
Food
Lot Department known for quality local produce. Michelin-recommended L'Aganit at Hotel Bellevue. Wine is the regional drink with 300+ wineries.
Transport
Train to Cahors, then scenic bus along Lot River. Taxis are expensive. Car rental recommended for the region.