Daniel Monnier’s Le Lot
A beautiful bas-relief sculpture by Daniel Monnier lining a 19th-century towpath along the Lot River in southwestern France.

📜 Bas-relief sculpture by Daniel Monnier, carved into a cliffside 19th-century towpath along the Lot River.
🔍 Created over 30 years, completed in 2018.

Why Go

🏞️ Unique art integrated with natural cliff scenery 🚶 Scenic walk on a historic towpath between Saint-Cirq-Lapopie and Bouziès 🗿 Discover a hidden gem in the Lot Valley ✨ Experience a blend of art, history, and nature 🐟 Features ripples, shells, fish, and a polished stone mirror

Why Avoid

🚶‍♀️ Can be crowded with tourists, especially during peak season

Tips

🅿️ Parking available near the start of the Chemin de Halage in Bouziès.
🕒 Best visited during off-peak hours to avoid crowds.
👣 Walk takes about an hour between villages.
🌙 The artist worked at night to avoid crowds, suggesting a quieter experience.

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