Figeac on the Le Puy Camino
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Everything you need for Figeac on the Le Puy Camino (Camino de Santiago): albergues and pilgrim hostels, hotels and private rooms, where to eat, baggage transport between stages, what to see, weather and practical tips for pilgrims walking to Santiago de Compostela.
Figeac
Not reservedAbout this town
Figeac is a historic market town and the birthplace of Jean-François Champollion, the decipherer of Egyptian hieroglyphs. The town offers museums, arcaded streets and a lively medieval centre for pilgrims who have left the more rural stages behind.
Where it's located
Located in the Lot department on the northeastern edge of the Quercy region, Figeac sits in rolling limestone countryside with river valleys.
Points of interest
Recommended restaurants
- • Le Champollion — Bistro near the museum serving regional fare
- • La Table d'Angèle — Seasonal cuisine in the town center
Pilgrim Albergues
Traditional pilgrim hostels — not bookable on Booking.com. Call or email to reserve, or arrive early (first-come, first-served).
Gîte Le Repos du Célé
€17
per night
15 beds
Situated slightly outside the main historic core directly on the trail, this albergue offers a quiet environment with a large garden. It is a popular choice for those wanting to avoid the bustle of the town center.
94 Chemin de Roussilhe, 46100 Figeac
15:00-22:00 / 09:00
All year
Reservations accepted
Gîte Le Pont du Pin
€22
per night
10 beds
A quiet gîte found at the entrance of town after crossing the Célé river. It is known for its Italian-influenced home cooking and a refreshing garden area, providing a relaxing end to the stage.
3 Rue des Feuillants, 46100 Figeac
15:00-20:00 / 09:00
Jan–Nov
Reservations accepted
Gîte Les Capucins
€20
per night
10 beds
Located within the buildings of a former 14th-century monastery, this gîte is run by an experienced pilgrim who offers practical advice. The setting is very peaceful and centrally located for exploring Figeac's landmarks.
32 B rue de Colomb, 46100 Figeac
15:00-21:00 / 09:00
Mar–Nov
Reservations accepted
Gîte Le Maquis
€18
per night
10 beds
A dedicated pilgrim hostel located in a quiet street of the historic center. It features a private garden and terrace, offering a simple and authentic communal experience for those carrying a credencial.
10 Rue des Maquisards, 46100 Figeac
15:00-20:00 / 09:00
Apr–Oct
Reservations accepted
Gîte Le Coquelicot
€22
per night
15 beds
A friendly family-run gîte at the entrance of the town center that prioritizes comfort with non-bunk beds. It serves as a central meeting point for pilgrims traveling the Via Podiensis, Célé Valley, and Rocamadour routes.
20 Avenue du Faubourg du Pin, 46100 Figeac
16:00-21:00 / 10:00
All year
Reservations accepted
Gîte Chemin des Anges
€26
per night
11 beds
A cozy, pilgrim-run hostel located directly on the GR65 path near the Gambetta bridge. It offers a warm atmosphere with vegetarian communal meals and a garden for relaxing after a day of walking.
30 allée Victor Hugo, 46100 Figeac
16:00-20:00 / 09:00
Apr–Oct
Reservations accepted
Gîte Le Soleilho
€25
per night
8 beds
Set in a beautifully restored 14th-century medieval house in the heart of the historic center. The dormitory features unique 'box' beds with curtains for added privacy and a small kitchenette for self-catering.
8 rue Prat, 46100 Figeac
16:00-19:00 / 09:00
Apr–Oct
Reservations accepted
Gîte du Guâ
€22
per night
15 beds
A large 19th-century bourgeois house near the Célé river, run by a former pilgrim. It is well-regarded for its organic, home-cooked communal dinners and a shaded garden that provides a quiet retreat from the city center.
14 bis Avenue du Maréchal Joffre, 46100 Figeac
16:00-21:00 / 09:00
All year
Reservations accepted
Gîte du Carmel
Donativo
per night
8 beds
A spiritual stopover located in a historic Carmelite convent, offering hospitality in the donativo tradition with communal meals and a peaceful, contemplative atmosphere. Pilgrims are invited to join the sisters for prayer or mass in the neighboring chapel.
9 Avenue Jean Jaurès, 46100 Figeac
15:30-19:00 / 09:00
May–Sep
Reservations accepted
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Quick answers about this town
Where to stay in Figeac?
Figeac offers a great selection for pilgrims with nine different albergues available to choose from. It is a wonderful town to stop in for a night to enjoy the medieval atmosphere before continuing your journey.
Is Figeac worth stopping for on the Camino?
Figeac is absolutely worth a visit as it is the birthplace of Jean-François Champollion and features a beautiful medieval center. Be sure to explore the arcaded streets and visit the fascinating Musée Champollion to see his work on Egyptian hieroglyphs.
Where to eat in Figeac?
For a delicious meal, you might enjoy Le Champollion, a bistro conveniently located near the museum that serves excellent regional fare. Alternatively, La Table d'Angèle offers wonderful seasonal cuisine right in the heart of the town center.
Where can pilgrims sleep in Figeac?
Figeac offers 9 albergues and pilgrim hostels (municipal, parochial, private and donativo), plus hotels and private rooms. Use the availability search on this page to reserve your stay on the Le Puy Camino.
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