VillageQuercy / Tarn-et-Garonne381 km to Saint Jean Pied de Port

Lascabanes

A tiny hamlet between Cahors and Lauzerte with a gite and limited services. Set in the quiet hills of the Quercy Blanc.

View accommodation Plan your arrival Start my Camino here

About Where to stay Explore Things to do Find a bed

Services available

RestaurantAccommodationCafeGroceryPharmacyATMTrainPost OfficeAirportBusPilgrim OfficeClinicWaterTobacconist

About Lascabanes

Lascabanes is a tiny hamlet in the Quercy Blanc hills between Cahors and Lauzerte. The hamlet has a gite d'etape and very basic services.

The surrounding landscape of white limestone hills, sunflower fields, and scattered farmhouses is characteristic of this region. Services are very limited.

Lascabanes is a quiet, remote stop that offers a taste of deep rural France far from tourist circuits.

Explore

Explore Lascabanes

The Camino through town, with prices where the beds are. Amber is the route; each pin is a place to stay.

Select a pin to highlight the property.

Things to do

Things to do in Lascabanes

4 things

SightVisit the 13th-Century ChurchThe small parish church in Lascabanes dates from the 13th century and has the warm limestone walls typical of the Quercy Blanc. The interior is simple and quiet. The churchyard is a pleasant spot to sit in the evening. Get your credential stamped if the church is open.

Camino MomentWalk the Quercy BlancThe Quercy Blanc between Cahors and Lauzerte is one of the gentlest and most attractive stretches of Le Chemin du Puy. The pale limestone soil, the sunflower fields, the small farms, and the distant views across rolling hills create a landscape that feels generous and calm. After the austere causses and the intensity of Cahors, this section invites you to simply walk and look. The beauty here is understated, and all the better for it.

FoodEat at the GiteThe gite demi-pension is the only option. Expect a communal dinner of Quercy cooking: duck in various forms, local vegetables, cheese (probably cabecou or Rocamadour), and a dessert. Bread, wine, and good company are included. The simplicity of these meals, repeated night after night in tiny villages, becomes one of the defining rhythms of Le Chemin du Puy.

RelaxationRemember the Pont ValentreEarlier today you crossed the Pont Valentre in Cahors, one of the finest medieval bridges in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Three fortified towers, six Gothic arches, and a legend involving the Devil. If you were too tired or too focused on the route to fully appreciate it, sit outside the gite tonight and think about it. You walked across a 700-year-old bridge this morning. That is not a normal Tuesday.

All accommodation

Places to stay in Lascabanes

Our Koala Picks first, then donativos, albergues and hostels, hotels, and everything else. Within each group the best-reviewed places lead.

Prices for the night of

Loading places to stay…