In 1611, a Dutch engineer divided the riverbed that ran through the town into several canals to reduce flood damage. The town was known as "Little Venice of the Lot" until the end of the last century, when all the canals were covered. What strikes you on entering the town is the current dynamism of its businesses and its level of amenities. Totally landlocked, Saint-Céré has had to learn to rely on itself by developing its own infrastructure. Today, the town also relies on its cultural activities, with the successful establishment of the Théâtre de l'Usine, a venue for creations and shows.

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