RAILWAY AND POSTAL HERITAGE MUSEUM
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2025
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2025
Museum highlighting the history of the railroad by presenting period equipment, memory of the railroad from 1880 to today.
Sheltered by the gorged cliffs of Saint-Géry, you take a seat in a small steam or thermal train for a 450 m journey through model infrastructures: a viaduct, a station, a tunnel, a swing bridge and a water tower. The museum, a memory of the railway from 1880 to the present day, highlights the history of the railways by presenting period equipment. It is housed in the former goods hall of the Cahors-Capdenac line.
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Visited in august 2023
Lieu avec accueil très sympathique. Un grand merci aux bénévoles pour leur explications et les activités.
Visited in august 2022
Quel charme fou ce musée chargé d'histoire et d'objets qui nous parlent et les bénévoles qui se chargent de nous conter l'histoire du train sont accueillants et très investis.
Visited in august 2022
Bof ! La dame n'est pas aimable à l'entrée
Visited in august 2022
Bon musée, avec comme guide des passionnés
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D'accord, au départ, et pendant 3 ans nous avons travaillé d'arrache-pied pour le faire venir à Cahors, mais la loi du plus fort a frappé. Il va être sauvé et ne partira pas à la ferraille grâce à Gaillac, ville heureuse de recevoir un nouveau musée et donc, une attractivité pour sa ville. Mais nous aurons toujours un petit pincement au cœur.
Vers 20h30, le deuxième convoi devait arriver. La distance et le froid ont eu raison de nous.