A perched and luminous village, between sky and stones.
© photos : Emilie Grau – Lieke Nieuwenhuizen
Roquecor is a village that still lives. We meet at the Sunday market, we linger at the cafe, we marvel at the light stone alleyways.
We stroll around the Grenier aux artistes, at Loucou, at Artiroc or at the charity shop Les Amis des Chats.
On Friday evenings, the square comes alive around Nicolas' pizzas, or the famous Tête d'Ail restaurant (reservations required). In the summer, flea markets, gourmet markets, and Art & Wine days punctuate the weekends.
24 nationalities live here. Voices from all over the world mingle with the village bell.
Roquecor is not a museum village. It is an inhabited village.
© photos : Emilie Grau – CaoKy
In Roquecor, you will be at the crossroads of picturesque villages, of inspiring hikes and ofhistorical getaways.
Whether you are just passing through or on a green getaway in Tarn-et-Garonne, Òli is the ideal starting point to explore the region, with easy access to the treasures of the Southwest and close to major routes to Bordeaux, Toulouse, and the Pyrenees.
For nature lovers, a walk in Roc des Nobis, a landscaped troglodytic path on the edge of the village invites exploration, amidst legends and natural coolness. Several hiking trails start directly from the village, while the neighboring fortified towns of Lauzerte and Moissac,both about 30 minutes apart, offer cultural and culinary getaways.
Art & Wine Day, Flea Market, Gourmet Markets … Summer is full of festivities in Roquecor.
© photos : ADT82 – CaoKy
In less than an hour's drive, you can access a constellation of fortified towns, art villages, natural sites and lively markets.
On the border of Lot, Tarn-et-Garonne and Lot-et-Garonne, Roquecor is located at the crossroads of gourmet terroirs and contrasting landscapes.
Toulouse and Bordeaux are both about 2 hours away, if you fancy an urban getaway.
© photos : ADT82
