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Quai Albert Cappus, 46000Cahors, France Show on map
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2025
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The house has been converted into a permanent exhibition space on the operation and history of the old pumping station

Created in 1853 and closed in 1971, Cahors' first drinking water plant used the hydraulic power of the Lot to draw water from the naturally potable Chartreux fountain. Today, the plant, still equipped with its original machinery, features an exhibition on its operation, the history of the pumping station, the Valentré bridge and water in Cahors and around the world. An original and entertaining visit, with a little extra: after your visit, you can enjoy the terrace overlooking the Valentré Bridge.

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Visited in september 2023
Petite exposition/musée et point boisson à côté du pont Valentré, la dame qui tient la Maison de l'eau connaît bien l'histoire du lieu et est sympathique.
Visited in september 2023
Très belle exposition sur l'eau, le pont Valentré. La dame du musée est très gentille, souriante et donne des explications. Je vous remercie pour votre accueil
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Visited in september 2023
Detoured to see Pont Valentré which did not disappoint. Spotted cafe/bar from bridge, which turned out to be under the Maison de l'eau - (closed on the Sunday afternoon) Ordered for four after a wait and was then told no Cards - Désolé. The Primarily attraction in Cahors and nearest cafe/bar to it - whose sole existence is to service the visitors to it - is cash only. How quaint.
Visited in august 2023
Jolie exposition sur l'eau et le Groenland. A faire quand on a traversé le pont Valentré. Il faut environ 30min à 1h...
Visited in august 2023
Really cool that it’s open on Sunday, for free and you have a beautiful view of the Pont Valentré

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