Caves and rock shelters in the Lot

Ornate cave
46320 Espagnac-Sainte-Eulalie

The cave of Sainte-Eulalie, located in Espagnac-Sainte-Eulalie in the Lot, is a prehistoric site adorned with the Paleolithic, classified as a historical monument in 1993, housing Magdalenian engravings and remains.

Ornate cave
46330 Cabrerets

The caves of Marcenac, in Cabrerets (Lot), are a prehistoric adorned cave classified as a historical monument, housing paintings and engravings of the Magdalenian or Gravettien, not open to the public.

Ornate cave
46250 Frayssinet-le-Gélat

The caves of Combe-Nègre, located in Frayssinet-le-Gélat in the Lot, are a set of two prehistoric galleries adorned dating from the Paleolithic, discovered in 2001 and classified historical monument in 2010.

Ornate cave
46330 Saint Géry-Vers

The adorned cave of Saint-Géry, located in Saint-Géry-Vers in Occitanie, is a prehistoric site classified historical monument, housing 153 Magdalenian engravings in a limestone setting overlooking the Lot.

Ornate cave
46500 Miers

The cave adorned with the Fieux, located in Miers in Occitanie, is a major prehistoric site of the Paleolithic, classified as a historical monument. It houses rock paintings and archaeological remains dating back 340,000 years in medieval times, accessible to the public since 2007.

Cave
46330 Saint-Cirq-Lapopie

The Moulin cave in Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is a prehistoric site of the Paleolithic in the Lot, in Occitanie, classified as a historical monument for its underground cavities.

Prehistoric cave
46330 Blars

The Cuzoul des Brassconnies cave, located in Blars in the Lot, is an archaeological site of the Iron Age, known for its hallstattian remains and prehistoric paintings, classified as a historical monument in 1994.

Ornate cave
46330 Cabrerets

The Cantal Cave, located in Cabrerets in the Lot, is a prehistoric cave of the Paleolithic, famous for its Magdalenian rock paintings and its link to the Célé.