Communauté d'Agglomération du Grand Cahors

About Communauté d'Agglomération du Grand Cahors

The Communauté d'Agglomération du Grand Cahors is a public institution in the Lot department that brings together 36 communes and 42,202 inhabitants. The main commune of this agglomeration community is Cahors, which has over 20,000 inhabitants. A territory of gastronomy with many local products (Quercy lamb, truffle, foie gras,...), Cahors and its agglomeration also have an exceptional built and natural heritage. Cahors is also renowned for its wine, with the famous Malbec grape variety. A town in southwestern France, rich in festivals, and very varied cultural and sporting activities, Cahors is a true welcoming land for newcomers. Cahors has preserved an ideal living environment for its inhabitants while pursuing an active policy for the development of its territory. Finally, with its local digital applications, its active presence on social networks to foster dialogue, or the development of fiber optic... Cahors lives in the era of the smart city. Located 1 hour and 15 minutes from Toulouse, you can easily access Cahors by car, train, or plane.