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Caves

A small variety in the Perigord

Lascaux

Gouffre de Proumeyssac

Grotte du Grand Roc

Gouffre de Padirac

The Gouffre de Padirac (Eng: Mouth of Padirac) is considered the most famous cave in Europe and one of the greatest geological curiosities in France. Like Edouard-Alfred Martel, who discovered it in 1889, after a dizzying 103-metre descent, head down the underground river to admire the Grande Pendeloque, a giant 60-metre-high stalactite. Then continue on foot to the “Salle du Grand Dôme”, whose vault is 94 metres high. Highly recommended!

Gouffre de Padirac in 46500 Padirac

Fon +33 565336456

www.gouffre-de-padirac.com

Grotte de Lacave

The cave is located near the small town of Rocamadour. You take a small train from the cave entrance to the centre of the cave. Afterwards, you will hike through various grottos at 2000 m, past underground lakes, and there is no shortage of light effects here either. The return journey is by train.

Grotte de Lacave in 46200 Lacave

Fon +33 565378703

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