Crossing point of the Pilgrim's Way between Figeac and Rocamadour from Rudelle, many opportunities for attractive walks offer hikers discover beautiful landscapes as diverse as the arid enclosures and stony Causse or the green hills of Ségala...
Nestled in a green setting in the heart of Limargue, the village offers the Rudelle passing a calm image.
After a peaceful break in the green and shady park, the visitor will leave to the discovery of the country house via the streets and alleys in the restored houses and flower-filled to finally admire its beautiful high-thirteenth century church.
Between 1236 and 1316, a dozen houses were founded in the current Lot department which partly corresponds to the former province of Quercy. This territory was coveted by different powers that have succeeded at the head of many strongholds. Depending on the time and place, meet the Count of Toulouse, the Vicomte de Turenne, the bishops of Cahors, the abbots of the great abbeys or barons top-Quercy. In crossing the ford Rudelle stream, this country house was founded in 1250 by the family of Cardaillac, lords of Lacapelle-Marival. This is one of the first houses of the department, allowing local lords reorganizing their territory. Its location is strategic to foster economic development but also provide advanced protection.
