From Bordeaux

Cross the plateau of limestone and head to Rocamadour, a sacred place built as if it stand on a cliff along the valley .
After visiting some of the scenic view spots, please visit the sanctuary, cathedral, chapel, etc. on the way to the village.
A long time ago, pilgrims of Santiago are said to kneel on the grand stairs from the bottom of the village and use their knees to climb.

Travel down the river that winds through the cliffs of the precipitous cliffs, and visit Saint-Cirq lapopie, which once garnered the number one favorite French village .
A fairy-tale village that has remained unchanged since the Middle Ages is beautiful no matter where you cut it out, and it is very popular with photographers and people who draw.
There are several restaurants in the village, so please select your own lunch. You can also have a picnic before you arrive in the village.

You will be staying at the beautiful village Conques, which became the model for the movie "Beauty and the Beast". Take a leisurely stroll
through the cobblestone village and the Saint-Fore church with the tampan, which is said to be the masterpiece of Romanesque carving .
There are also directions to two view points with a panoramic view of the village.
At night, there is an organ concert at the church and you can go up to the second floor called Tribune.
*Every night from April to October, there will be an organ concert from 21:30 and light up from 22:15.

Visit Belcastel, a beautiful French castle, a small village quietly nestled in the wilderness. Crossing the stone spectacle
bridge over the Aveyron River and looking at the village from the riverbank is a breathtaking beauty. Head to the heart of the city of Occitanie, Cordes-sur-Ciel, a fortified city in the sky, and the Bishop town Albi. In this area, rural scenery such as sunflower fields and wheat fields spreads in early July.

After taking you to the hills overlooking the Cordes-sur-Ciel, explore the cobblestone villages.
When pastel (haversted plant for hand-made blue pigment) was produced in the region, this small village became known throughout Europe as a place for producing high-quality textiles, and was visited by many merchants. Products made with pastel can be purchased at Cordes-sur-Ciel and Albi.

In the world heritage Bishop town of Albi, we will guide you to the view spot overlooking the rosy old town of red bricks and Pont Vieux Bridge from the opposite bank of the Tarn river.
Many attractions include the Gothic cathedral with the largest classical organ in France and the Lautrec Museum.
In the evening, the old town, which houses 34 houses of the wealthy merchants who made money in the pastel trade, is crowded with people in the evening. There are many shops, so please take a walk while enjoying your shopping.