Discover Montjoi, Tarn-et-Garonne in the Heart of Midi-Pyrénées

From the Abbey of Saint-Maurin, in the Escorneboeuf valley, to the Ferrussac mill located on the Séoune river, this circuit crosses orchards and crosses "the border" of Tarn-et-Garonne. During the walk, stop at the museum of rural life and trades of the past of Saint-Maurin, where you will discover the daily life of the village in the 1900s. This village is imbued with an original legend. According to a Moissagais manuscript, Maurin, born in Agen, came back to the country after studying in Italy to convert the people of Agen to Christianity. The pagan governor of Lectoure had him imprisoned, but Maurin escaped with the soldiers guarding him. All those who escaped were recaptured and beheaded in Anglars, where the village was established. According to the legend, Maurin carried his head near a fountain where the Christians of Anglars buried his body.

This easy route has only one real hill before reaching the church of Saint-Pierre-del-Pech. The route continues along a shaded path and then on an open plateau, allowing you to discover the surrounding hillsides and some farms with stone dovecotes.

This very sportive circuit will allow you to discover a rich natural heritage where the variety of landscapes and and superb viewpoints follow one another all along the route.

From the church of Saint-Julien, go and see the Château de Combebonnet, the church of Saint-Pierre-aux-Liens in Engayrac and the Lake of Gandaille. An orientation table, a game of goose, a medieval garden, will enhance this nice little walk.

Located in the middle of nature, in a hilly and wooded landscape, the village of Tayrac is a haven of peace. The village is mainly known for being the place where the "Venus of Tayrac" was discovered. A headless statue was indeed discovered and identified as a Venus and then, 40 years later, exceptionally, her head was found. The whole is now kept in the Fine Arts Museum of Agen. Tayrac has a parish church listed as a Historic Monument that you can admire and this walk will also allow you to discover the chapel of Cambot as well as beautiful stone houses, a menhir and many pigeon lofts which mark out this itinerary traced in the hills of the country of Serres, between the valleys of Gandaille and Séoune.

This small easy circuit, nevertheless includes some steep climbs, with shaded passages and some wide openings on the surrounding hillsides.

After the castle of Combebonnet, this circuit passes upstream of the lake of Gandaille, crosses a large plateau where cereals and market gardening are very present and ends on the steep paths which surround the tourist lake of Beauville.

Explore the Cabarieux valley on a hike through a succession of Chasselas vineyards, rolling hills, meadows and orchards. Embark on a bucolic escapade in the heart of this flourishing region dedicated to arboriculture.

This isolated village, regularly rewarded for its flowering, also hides many architectural treasures, dovecotes, houses of character and many panoramas on the hills of Serres.

This short but physical circuit offers many views of the hillsides of the Pays de Serres, the Garonne valley and the undulating hillsides of Gascony on the horizon. The chapel of Aureillac deserves attention, even if it can only be seen from the outside.

A stone's throw from the Tarn et Garonne, in the heart of the Serres country and the Séoune valley, this old 19th century farmhouse is located in the heart of the century, entirely renovated in stone, will seduce you by its tranquility and its view. Totally independent, the fonds de Fouyssac gîte of 112m² and on one level, includes a large living room with equipped kitchen, a living room with dining and sitting area, 3 bedrooms (1 bed 160, 1 bed 140, 2 beds 90), a bathroom communicating between 2 bedrooms (shower), an additional shower room and separate toilet. Outside, open garden of 1 ha, terrace and garden furniture, shady corners, wash house, meadows, car park, farm buildings. To see, Bastides and picturesque villages (Puymirol, Beauville, Montjoi, Auvillar, Moissac, Lauzerte ...) hiking / mountain biking nearby (P.R, Clunisian path), petanque ...

This small village house, curiously nestled at the foot of the remains of the 11th century abbey church, is a charming nest that will allow you to discover the charms of the South West. This lodging is atypical and old, I wished to make it the most pleasant possible, with many equipment to facilitate your stay. It is rather intended for the families which wish to visit the area, while profiting from a comfortable foot with ground at very soft price.

In the heart of South-West France, near Agen, land of Armagnac, prune, foie gras and rugby, a magnificent property of 3.1ha built around a 13th century manor house. This former fortified farmhouse overlooks landscapes of combs and valleys (former "Pays de Serre"), out of sight. You will be under the charm of the Séoune gîte, fitted out in an outbuilding of character, made of local stone. This architect's house, entirely on one level (accessible to the handicapped) will seduce you by its modernity. It will give you serenity and freshness. The lodging proposes you a living room, an equipped kitchen, a PMR bedroom (1x80 or 2x90), a bedroom (1x80 or 2x90) with balcony terrace, a PMR shower-room, and 1 wc. Underfloor heating. Shared swimming pool open from June to September, with alarm. Shared laundry room. Private parking. Second gîte on the ground floor, not overlooked.

In the heart of the South West of France, near Agen, land of Armagnac, prune, foie gras and rugby, a magnificent property of 3.1ha built around a 13th century manor house. This former fortified farmhouse overlooks landscapes of combs and valleys (former "Pays de Serre"), out of sight. You will be under the charm of the Sempesserre gîte, fitted out in an outbuilding of character, made of local stone. This architect's house, entirely on one level (accessible to the handicapped) will seduce you by its modernity.

Opening on July 18th. In the heart of the South-West, between Bordeaux and Toulouse, near Agen, come and visit us recharge your batteries in this pretty village of Saint-Maurin, classified "Village de caractère". Located in a valley green on the banks of a stream, the village has remained very well preserved and has kept intact all the charm of the past of life as it once was. The grandiose ruins of its abbey (a Cluniac site) stand in the centre of the village. The village develops around a central square surmounted by a covered market dating from the 17th century. While strolling in the alleys, discover the half-timbered houses, the old well and the abbey castle with his chewing tower. On the ground floor of one of the oldest houses in Saint-Maurin (15th century), in the heart of the village, the gîte awaits you for a stopover or an ideal stay for a couple.

The owners offer you a furnished studio in the peace and quiet of the village of St Maurin Located at the edge of the village, the studio is ideal for hikers on the Clunisian path of Guyenne-Gascogne or for a couple visiting the region.

This old 18th century farmhouse, entirely renovated in stone, will seduce you with its tranquillity and its view. Totally independent, the 260m² gîte has kept its authentic character. The enclosed grounds of 3500m² with fruit trees and the salt pool will refresh your afternoons. Under the awning, large terrace of 50m. In the main house: equipped kitchen, living-dining room of 50m ² and access to the terrace, a large bedroom of 40m ² (1x180) and its private bathroom with shower, bathtub and toilet, a separate toilet. Accessible on a half level from the terrace, a 31m² bedroom, with 2 bunk beds (2x140 downstairs and 2x90 upstairs), its private shower room and separate toilet. In the pigeon house, large bedroom of 39m² (1x140), sitting area, private shower room with WC and bunk beds (1x140, 1x90). Free Wifi. Can be adapted for 6 people. (n° 5131) from sept to june.

In the heart of the country of Serres and the valley of the Séoune, old independent house of 90m ². It is in a small hamlet with a small access road to the neighbouring houses, that the Gîte de Vignes offers you a living room from which you will have a view on the valley, an equipped kitchen, 2 bedrooms (2 beds 90x200 and 1 bed 160x200), one of which has a private shower room (shower, WC) On the ground floor: 1 bedroom with a small veranda (1 double bed), a large bathroom (bath, washbasin, WC) and a cellar (washing machine). Private garden of 900m² with its terrace : garden furniture, barbecue.

Full of charm, authentic, this house is the ideal place for vacations with family or friends.. Isolated and quiet, the house is in the middle of the countryside but close to Moissac and its magnificent Abbey as well as to many beautiful villages within a radius of 30 km It is located on an unfenced land of 8000 m² in the middle of fields (cultivated in bio) Two terraces in front of the house allow you to eat outside and to relax in the shade of the lime tree! The house for 6 persons is composed of - a large living room kitchen, - 3 bedrooms, one of which is under the roof, and the other two through the roof, - a bathroom.

Charming, restored pigeon house on 3 levels is part of a very large estate shared with the owners (nearby), but with its own private garden and a large terrace with no direct view on the owners house. The location is an invitation to discover the surrounding fortified Bastide towns such as Beauville and Puymirol…

Between the valleys of the Lot and the Garonne, Montjoi is a village with half-timbered houses located on a rocky spur offering many views. Montjoi is a 13th century, walled town, perched on a hilltop overlooking the Seoune valley. You can take a tour of the town, along the sentries’ walkway, using the orientation table to identify landmarks, then wander around the small streets and admire the magnificent half-timbered houses. During the summer season, don't hesitate to push open the doors of the Maison des Arts!

25 km from Agen, on the Lot-et-Garonne and Tarn-et-Garonne borders, Saint-Maurin, a "village of character", welcomes you to the Pays de Serres, nestled in a green valley where the Escorneboeuf river flows. To reach the entrance to the abbey museum, located in the center of the village, wander through the charming alleyways with their half-timbered houses. In a series of vaulted cellars, the remains of Saint-Maurin Abbey - a member of the national federation of Cluniac sites - house a museum of rural life and trades in the early 20th century. The professions of cooper, clog maker, blacksmith and winemaker are on display, with old tools, machines and sometimes surprising objects, such as a period toaster and barbecue, or a one-piece terracotta watering can.

The construction of the abbey of Saint Maurin dates from the end of the 11th century, following its affiliation to the abbey of Moissac and the Benedictine order. This large monastic complex swarmed with numerous churches and priories in the surrounding area, as many possessions that showed its influence and importance within a radius of 20 kilometres. Ruined then restored several times during the Hundred Years' War and during the Wars of Religion, it was during the Revolution that the buildings were sold in lots. Today, one can still admire the choir of the former abbey church as well as two chapels, the cloister, the monastery buildings, the abbey castle and its gardens.

Explore the fascinating history and picturesque charm of Castelsagrat, a 13th-century bastide nestled between the valleys of the Séoune and the Barguelonne. Come and discover Castelsagrat, a town where every stone tells a story, and let yourself be enchanted by its timeless charm and rich heritage. Nestled between the verdant valleys of the Séoune and the Barguelonne, the medieval bastide of Castelsagrat awaits you for a journey through time. Founded in the 13th century, this charming town offers a unique historical and architectural richness that will captivate visitors from all walks of life. At the center of the village, the central square is a true gem. Surrounded by arcaded galleries dating from the 13th and 14th centuries, it features a magnificent flower-covered well. These arcades are a testament to the typical medieval architecture of bastides, with their pointed arches that have stood the test of time. Don't miss the fortified 14th-century church. It houses a sculpted wooden altarpiece from the 17th century, commissioned by the Saint Raymond College of Toulouse for its chapel. Situated on the ancient Roman road known as the "Clermontoise," which connected Lyon to Bordeaux, Castelsagrat has always been a hub of commerce and exchange. Roman remains have been discovered at the site, such as mosaics and a marble bust of a woman. An immense and very deep well, built with small stone masonry and attributed to the Romans, is another wonder to discover. Throughout its history, Castelsagrat has endured numerous invasions and conflicts, from the Alamanni to the Normans, including the Visigoths and the Saracens. However, the town was able to be reborn and prosper under the reign of Alphonse of Poitiers in the 13th century, who made it a thriving bastide with a charter in 1270. In 1271, Castelsagrat became a royal town, marking a flourishing period of medieval liberties and consular traditions.

Fruit growers for 4 generations, the farm of Eloi, Anne, Vincent, Côme and Elodie, is a 14th century fortified mill, located in the heart of the South-West. They produce apple juice, Agen prunes in different forms, dried tomatoes, blueberries, kiwis and several varieties of apples. The farm is certified HVE (High Environmental Value). During the winter, the estate offers delivery of these products in several cities in France. Consult the website to know them. You can also follow the news and discover some recipes to use their products.

Welcome to the land of Brassagou where the owners grow a mixture of old wheat in organic conversion. From these wheats, they make a stone-ground flour which they then transform into bread, brioche, biscuits...

Vallon de Gasques' Sensitive Natural Area extends over 17.5 ha with very diverse habitats (stream, wetlands, ponds, woods, meadows, cliffs) and several elements of heritage interest (fountains, wash houses, drystone low walls...). A 2 km path which will take you through the Vallon de Gasques. You will be able to discover: - the fauna and flora of old orchards: little owl, hawfinch, Eurasian golden oriole, bats... and also many species of orchids; - a wet meadow associated with a megaphorbia, with its rare and luxuriant biodiversity; - a set of ponds of different sizes and types; - an alder marsh on a wet meadow along the Barbe stream; - a semi-natural dry lawn; - a hilly landscape with cliffs and springs; - a washhouse, perfect habitat for salamanders.

Located in the heart of the IGP appellation "vin de l'agenais", the name Tulipe Rouge is a reminder that Agen has a protected red tulip. Currently, the vineyard covers 4 hectares. It is concentrated on the southern slopes of the farm on plots that were planted with vines before or shortly after phylloxera. In this part of the Lot-et-Garonne region called the Pays de Serres, the old farmers had opted for an intelligent agriculture: - The southern slopes were in vineyards - The northern slopes were in meadows for the breeding - The bottom of the valleys were used for vegetable and fruit growing - The plateaus were devoted to cereals

Lac de Gandaille is an ideal spot for strolling or hiking. The lake is strictly closed to swimming and fishing. It is a private site used to irrigate fields.

The Goudourville Castle was built on a rocky outcrop. It is an authentic 11th century castle, embellished during the Renaissance and remodeled in the 18th century. You enter through a large Guard Room, with an adjoining lounge. The large enclosed gardens around the castle welcome you for lunches in front of a wonderful view. It is possible to organize all kinds of events there: family vacations, birthdays, country weddings, medieval weddings with costumes, shows, banquets, etc.

Wine bar and tapas, upon prior reservation By reservation from 7pm, the Orliac sisters can welcome you to their property to enjoy a magnificent view of the hillsides bordering the Garonne river. There you will taste tapas made with local products and wines of deliciousness and aromatic richness, often characterized by noble and chiselled tannins.

A self-taught man of great talent, Michel Trama creates a contemporary and creative cuisine, with mixed dishes, enhanced with spices and herbs, classics pastiched with humor, a festival of flavors that never leaves you indifferent, come and discover them in our starred gastronomic restaurant You can also discover in our Relais et Châteaux Michel Trama, a country inn "La Poule d'Or" it is an authentic, friendly and generous cuisine that reminds us of the tastes and delights of our childhood in an exceptional setting where stone and wood are illuminated. For more information on the gastronomic restaurant Michel TRAMA or on the Auberge de La Poule d'Or, you can visit our website or follow our Facebook pages.

Come and visit the Auberge de la Poule d'Or, it is an authentic, friendly and generous cuisine that reminds us of the tastes and delights of our childhood. The signature of this gourmet invitation proposed by Michel Trama in the heart of the Relais et Châteaux Michel Trama located 52 rue royale, is located on the first floor of the former hunting lodge of Raymond VII in Puymirol. A gourmet invitation to which one can only give in, taking full advantage of an exceptional setting where stone and wood are illuminated, for a tête à tête or with friends at the table d'hôte. Come and discover our fricassees, our salmis, our quiches, our stews, our roasts, our pâtés and many other marvels such as the big cabbage with cream and caramel.

Beer bar, events, concerts.

Bar-restaurant located in Malause. At noon, let yourself be tempted by their delicious Reunionese specialties, offering you a true culinary getaway. The bar is open all day.

La Table en Brulhois welcomes you to discover a traditional cuisine of the South-West. It is with conviviality, in the small village of Saint-Sixte located on the banks of the Garonne, that Isabelle and her team of also proposes to you, in summer, its shaded terrace to prolong your evenings.

A stopover on the way to Santiago de Compostela and labeled among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, Auvillar is easily identified by its surprising circular grain market in the heart of the village. A warm and special atmosphere emanates from the traditional homes made of a mixture of red bricks and white stones. The ancient Gallo-Roman city experienced its golden age with earthenware and the goose feather industry. Besides the market square, take the time to stroll through the streets to admire the clock, the church, the castle square and its view of the Garonne, the rue des nobles, the wash house and go down to the port to admire the Sainte Catherine chapel. Don't miss out on discovering the art and craft galleries, the exhibition at the Tourist Office, the museum of old Auvillar, and take a break in the many restaurants of this small village. Every Sunday morning, producers await you on the square for the traditional market.

Casual fine dining restaurant located in Auvillar. On Sundays, brunch menu from 11am to 3pm.

We have 2 restaurant rooms, one of which is mainly reserved for groups. We can also receive you for your work meetings; for your comfort this restaurant has a Wifi coverage. A large parking lot is at your disposal. Discover the quality of our reception, our services and our opening hours. Sandrine is at your disposal so that young and old spend a pleasant moment in her restaurant. A traditional cuisine, our seasonal products and our wine list will satisfy the most demanding taste buds!

Jardin de Sauvagnas welcomes you in a warm and friendly environment where you will spend a pleasant moment. The chef serves you a traditional cuisine based on fresh products and home-made dishes.

A stone's throw from the Tarn et Garonne, in the heart of the Serres country and the Séoune valley, this old 19th century farmhouse is located in the heart of the century, entirely renovated in stone, will seduce you by its tranquility and its view. Totally independent, the fonds de Fouyssac gîte of 112m² and on one level, includes a large living room with equipped kitchen, a living room with dining and sitting area, 3 bedrooms (1 bed 160, 1 bed 140, 2 beds 90), a bathroom communicating between 2 bedrooms (shower), an additional shower room and separate toilet. Outside, open garden of 1 ha, terrace and garden furniture, shady corners, wash house, meadows, car park, farm buildings. To see, Bastides and picturesque villages (Puymirol, Beauville, Montjoi, Auvillar, Moissac, Lauzerte ...) hiking / mountain biking nearby (P.R, Clunisian path), petanque ...

This small village house, curiously nestled at the foot of the remains of the 11th century abbey church, is a charming nest that will allow you to discover the charms of the South West. This lodging is atypical and old, I wished to make it the most pleasant possible, with many equipment to facilitate your stay. It is rather intended for the families which wish to visit the area, while profiting from a comfortable foot with ground at very soft price.

In the heart of South-West France, near Agen, land of Armagnac, prune, foie gras and rugby, a magnificent property of 3.1ha built around a 13th century manor house. This former fortified farmhouse overlooks landscapes of combs and valleys (former "Pays de Serre"), out of sight. You will be under the charm of the Séoune gîte, fitted out in an outbuilding of character, made of local stone. This architect's house, entirely on one level (accessible to the handicapped) will seduce you by its modernity. It will give you serenity and freshness. The lodging proposes you a living room, an equipped kitchen, a PMR bedroom (1x80 or 2x90), a bedroom (1x80 or 2x90) with balcony terrace, a PMR shower-room, and 1 wc. Underfloor heating. Shared swimming pool open from June to September, with alarm. Shared laundry room. Private parking. Second gîte on the ground floor, not overlooked.

In the heart of the South West of France, near Agen, land of Armagnac, prune, foie gras and rugby, a magnificent property of 3.1ha built around a 13th century manor house. This former fortified farmhouse overlooks landscapes of combs and valleys (former "Pays de Serre"), out of sight. You will be under the charm of the Sempesserre gîte, fitted out in an outbuilding of character, made of local stone. This architect's house, entirely on one level (accessible to the handicapped) will seduce you by its modernity.

Opening on July 18th. In the heart of the South-West, between Bordeaux and Toulouse, near Agen, come and visit us recharge your batteries in this pretty village of Saint-Maurin, classified "Village de caractère". Located in a valley green on the banks of a stream, the village has remained very well preserved and has kept intact all the charm of the past of life as it once was. The grandiose ruins of its abbey (a Cluniac site) stand in the centre of the village. The village develops around a central square surmounted by a covered market dating from the 17th century. While strolling in the alleys, discover the half-timbered houses, the old well and the abbey castle with his chewing tower. On the ground floor of one of the oldest houses in Saint-Maurin (15th century), in the heart of the village, the gîte awaits you for a stopover or an ideal stay for a couple.

Located in Saint-Maurin, just 27 km from Agen, Gite La Folie offers accommodation with a seasonal outdoor pool, terrace and free Wi-Fi. This vacation home features a private swimming pool, a garden and free private parking. This vacation home comprises a bedroom, a living room, a fully equipped kitchen and a bathroom with shower and bathtub. Towels and bed linen are provided.

Val de Costes is located on the border of Lot-et-Garonne and Tarn-et-Garonne, which are known for their natural beauty. It is a good base for exploring the region The house is a mansion built in 1866 which was completely restored and renovated in 2012.

The owners offer you a furnished studio in the peace and quiet of the village of St Maurin Located at the edge of the village, the studio is ideal for hikers on the Clunisian path of Guyenne-Gascogne or for a couple visiting the region.

In the heart of the South-West, between Bordeaux and Toulouse, close to Quercy, superb 18th century stone farmhouse with a large garden and a swimming pool century separated into two modern, spacious, detached, detached maisonnettes, not overlooked. Huge swimming pool with a breathtaking view of the valley and its lake. Garden with fruit trees and 2 hectares of woodland to explore. Just a few minutes from the historic centre of Saint-Maurin and its 11th century abbey and less than 20 minutes from the historical center of Moissac. 25km from Agen. Second gîte Solange for 4 persons (n°4881), possibility to rent both gîtes.

In the heart of the South-West, between Bordeaux and Toulouse, close to Quercy, superb 18th century stone farmhouse with a large garden and a swimming pool century separated into two modern, spacious, detached, detached maisonnettes, not overlooked. Huge swimming pool with a breathtaking view of the valley and its lake. Garden with fruit trees and 2 hectares of woodland to explore. Just a few minutes from the historic centre of Saint-Maurin and its 11th century abbey and less than 20 minutes from the historical center of Moissac. 25km from Agen. Second gîte Tamaris for 5 persons (n°4880), possibility to rent both gîtes.