Camping in Martel
Discover Martelhe medieval city of seven towers
Right in the heart of the Lot, between Rocamadour and Souillac, Martel is a medieval village with plenty of character. Nicknamed “the town of seven towers”, its heritage, warm atmosphere and typical Lot way of life will win you over.
If you’re staying in the region, Martel is a must-see, ideal for strolling around, discovering pretty boutiques, sampling local specialties and stepping back in time in a setting worthy of a historical film.
Must-sees in Martel
Start your visit in the magnificent covered market hall on the main square. This is where the Martel market, renowned throughout the region, is held. Then head for the Tournemire tower, the most emblematic of the seven, or the 12th-century church of Saint-Maur.
And don’t miss the original steam train of the Chemin de Fer Touristique du Haut-Quercy. It takes you along a cliffside, on an old railroad suspended above the Dordogne valley.
The views are breathtaking, and the experience will delight young and old alike.
Activities and discoveries around Martel
The area around Martel is perfect for those who love nature and discovery. You’re just a stone’s throw from the Dordogne valley, with its wild beaches, canoe trips and hiking trails.
Just a few kilometers away, you can also visit Curemonte, Collonges-la-Rouge and Rocamadour. The region abounds in historic sites, small listed villages and unspoilt landscapes.
You can also sample the delights of local gastronomy: foie gras, truffles, cabécou, confits… a real treat for the taste buds.
Stay at Camping La Sole to visit Martel
Located just twenty minutes from Martel, Camping La Sole in Puybrun is the ideal place to put down your bags and set off to discover the Lot region. This 4-star campsite welcomes you in a calm, green setting, with all the comforts you need for a successful stay.
You’ll find spacious pitches, well-equipped mobile homes, a heated swimming pool, a spa area, children’s games and a friendly atmosphere.
After a day visiting Martel, what could be better than relaxing by the pool or sharing family time under the stars?