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Saint-Pierre Priory of Carennac Must-see
An 11th-century Cluniac priory with its carved Romanesque cloister, a former residence of the writer Fénelon.
See on the map →A medieval village on the banks of the Dordogne, Carennac is renowned for its Cluniac priory and carved Romanesque cloister, where the writer Fénelon lived and wrote his Télémaque.
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Cloister of Carennac Must-see
A 12th-century Romanesque cloister adorned with remarkable sculptures, the architectural jewel of the priory.
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Village of Carennac
Golden-stone turreted houses lining the Dordogne, typical of the Quercy.
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River Dordogne at Carennac
The peaceful banks of the Dordogne bordering the village, popular for fishing and walking.
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