Ride Day 3: Aiguillon → Moissac

47.5 Miles

1,702 ft Elevation

Notable Sights

Pont-Canal du Cacor
Canal carried across river as major engineering highlight, UNESCO site showcasing 18th-century innovation.
Moissac Abbey
UNESCO Romanesque masterpiece and pilgrimage site along Camino de Santiago route through France.
Abbey cloister and tympanum
Exceptional medieval sculpture detail, among finest Romanesque art in Europe worth studying closely.

Lunch

PER JOHN (TBD) — Mile 0.0

Arrival in Moissac

Moissac is renowned for the Abbey of Saint-Pierre, a UNESCO-listed masterpiece of Romanesque art. Its cloister and sculpted tympanum are considered among the finest in Europe, drawing pilgrims for centuries along the Camino de Santiago. Legend holds that monks once tamed the surrounding land from wilderness through devotion and labor. The town thrives on this spiritual heritage, blending pilgrimage culture with canal-side tranquility, making it a key historical and cultural stop in southwestern France.