Explore the charm of Genebrieres, Tarn-et-Garonne

"It is all built of red bricks which whistle softly (...)" Émile-Antoine Bourdelle, extract from "the City", undated, collections of the Ingres Bourdelle Museum The CIAP of Montauban offers you a guided tour of Montauban with a visit booklet freely available at the Tourist Office. From the Old College to the Place de la Cathédrale, from the Place Nationale to the shopping streets... The whole universe of the Cité d'Ingres is told to you in this documented booklet full of anecdotes. Learn about the city's history and its modern evolution. Need more details? Push open the doors of the Old College to meet a CIAP guide-lecturer, who is waiting for you to talk about the history of the pinkest of pink towns. Download the brochure or ask for it at the Tourist Office reception. Document published by the CIAP (Architecture and Heritage Interpretation Center) of Montauban. Available in French, English, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian.

Close to the Grésigne forest, the Mespel path follows the shapes of the arid hills and allows you to discover the diversity that makes this region so rich. Natura 2000 area. After leaving the Vère valley, the rock shelters at Larroque surprise hikers and give them access to the Mespel limestone plateau with its holm oaks, filaria and pistachio trees. From the path, hikers have a view of the medieval village of Puycelsi. Larroque offers a shady and picturesque stop-off in a green setting, beside the river, at the foot of a pink limestone cliff with natural caves. It's on the path that the old Puycelsiens (inhabitants of Puycelsi) used to visit the Roucanels (inhabitants of Larroque) that the hiker sets off. Views of the Grésigne national forest and the 13th-century Notre-Dame des Bois chapel (20-minute round trip from Mespel). Legend has it that on two occasions the materials used to build the chapel in the hamlet were found in its present location.

Puycelsi is like an outpost of the Quercy Causses. The crossing of the village reveals architectural treasures. The route is dedicated to the cause of plants, from the Conservatory orchard to the ancestral vaults of the Grésigne oak groves. The great forest of Grésigne: Spread over 3526 hectares, the Grésigne forest remains today the most important forest of the Tarn and the largest oak forest (60% sessile oak, 15% pedunculate oak) of the south of France... Because no one has failed to exploit it extensively over the centuries. Its use in regulated felling dates back to François I, who authorised the felling of 150 trees per year to transform them into staves for barrels. In the 17th century, Jean-Baptiste Colbert had it used for the framework of Louis XIV's ships. The glassmakers threw it ashore to fuel their furnaces and make a fine, bluish glass whose formula was lost. The charcoal burners cut the wood to produce charcoal, and the local residents used it for heating.

Facing the ramparts of Puycelsi, an orchard unlike any other welcomes and carefully preserves the most hardy species of fruit and vines... A true genetic reservoir and precious guardian of forgotten flavours. The conservatory of ancient fruit species and vines: They were known in the past and the countryside was full of them in their orchards, but today, a certain number of fruit and vine varieties are disappearing. This is why the Department of the Tarn created the conservatory in 1986. The actions carried out aim to implement the environmental policy linked to the preservation of biological diversity and are part of a sustainable development approach. The collection plots, installed on 6 ha, house varieties of apple trees, pear trees, plum trees, cherry trees, peach trees and old local and regional vines that are under threat. Currently, more than 800 fruit tree introductions and 102 varieties for a total of 4,000 trees and 550 vines are planted. The conservatory's mission is to safeguard this biological heritage, to identify it, to evaluate it and to develop it on an educational, economic and scientific level.

Departure from the Sourigous base, circuit allowing you to discover the hillsides of Salvagnac by technical paths, leading you to the valley of the Vère and the forest of Sivens.

This is an ideal trail to admire the small local heritage. Stone and terracotta farms, sun-drenched hills, welcome to a haven of peace and quiet, ideal for discovering mountain biking.

In the Pays Salvagnacois, between vineyards and groves, the paths run alongside stone and terracotta farmhouses. Further up, on the heights of Sivens, they become forest paths, leading you to panoramic views over the Tescou valley. Salvagnac, an ancient fortified village, is home to the castle towers (14th-15th centuries), Notre-Dame church and its treasure trove of sacred art, including a processional cross dating from 1514, and frescoes by Nicolaï Greschny (mid-20th century). In this land of cultivated fields, preference is given to traditional cereals, including wheat. Planted on the hillsides of the Tarn, it provides millers with pure flour for making Lo Cantél, a recipe based on traditional practices that produces a soft, crusty loaf with a melting creamy crumb.

This route allows you to discover traditional rural dwellings, pretty houses, the Presbytery, the Saint Orens Church while you take in the views from varied vantage points. Set off towards Villemur on the D22 and the Presbytery, then turn right and then left towards Le Lavoir (picnic area). Then follow the directions: Le Jardin - Miquelou - St-Martin - le Pontil - Pisse-Guère - Layrac - Les Prés Hauts - Bondigoux / La Forge

Soft undulations of the hills and the fields. The play of light, the shades of colour, the diversity of the patterns and textures... Always changing perspectives... Around the Tescou plain, the countryside also has an artist's soul. The "high yellow note": The high yellow note, so characteristic of Arles' pictorial production, haunted Vincent van Gogh in the heart of the summer of 1888. The different versions he painted of the Sunflowers attest to his fascination with colour. Had he come to set up his easel on the hills of Tescou, Vincent would have impregnated the canvas with the same flagrancy... Summer indeed sets fire to the crops of the Salvagnacois. Ephemeral synonyms, tens of millions of sunflowers illuminate the landscape like so many suns. Here, the high yellow note colours the food more. All in opposition, it is the intense portrait of a deeply agricultural and peaceful country, "round and prosperous" as Georges Brassens sang. An appointment for artists who don't know themselves?

In the village of Vaïssac, six kilometres from the Aveyron Gorges, the Terrassier hotel is your base for a leisure break. In summer, you can take advantage of the private swimming pool and shaded terrace. This establishment, which is a member of the Restaurateurs du Tarn-et-Garonne, will introduce you to traditional gastronomy through the cuisine of Annie and Sandrine. Seminar1 meeting room: from 20 to 30 people. Hotel with 18 rooms.

Benefiting from quick access to the Bordeaux and Toulouse motorways, the Ibis Styles Montauban hotel welcomes you in the Village les Chaumes, a stone's throw from the ring road and a few minutes from Montauban city center. The hotel offers you all the comfort you need for pleasant moments: swimming pool, terrace, restaurant and bar accessible 24 hours a day. 56 air-conditioned rooms are available for booking, including 4 adapted for disabled people. A meeting room for 100 people is available to organize your seminars.

At the gates of Quercy and Toulouse, the Ibis Budget Les Chaumes hotel welcomes you near the Montalban bypass and the A20 motorway. You will appreciate its proximity to downtown Montauban (1.5 km). The Ibis Budget Les Chaumes hotel offers 41 modern, air-conditioned rooms for one, two or three people in a "cocoon" concept. The rooms are equipped with shower, toilet, free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. Also enjoy the gourmet breakfast at a low price. A closed car park will allow you to park in complete safety. During your stay at the Ibis Budget Les Chaumes de Montauban hotel, come and taste the local specialties near the Pays du Pastel. Open all year round 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Bike welcome - Ecolabel

12 km from the motorway, between Bordeaux and Toulouse, the Ibis Montauban hotel is a few minutes from Montauban town center and the convention center. Located 5 minutes from the city center and close to the motorway, the hotel has an ideal location. In addition, the site is planted with trees and offers a peaceful environment without noise pollution. We have a new catering offer, Pia Trattoria, with an Italian theme.

Located in the historic center of Montauban a few steps from the Ingres Bourdelle Museum, the Pont Vieux and the Place Nationale, George Hotel welcomes you in a beautiful 18th century house, opposite Notre Dame Cathedral. This charming and characterful hotel, with 27 rooms meeting current safety standards, is accessible to people with reduced mobility. The rooms include a private bathroom (shower or bath), toilet, air conditioning, flat screen TV (Canal Sat and Canal +), hair dryer and courtesy tray (for LOFT rooms). The hotel has a meeting room on the ground floor as well as a lounge where you can relax with a cup of tea. To park your vehicle, you have a paid car park opposite the hotel and a free car park 200m away. GEORGE HOTEL former HÔTEL du COMMERCE received the 2019 Excellence Award from the "Charme & Caractère" label. Information on opening hours and days at the hotel reception. Site accessible to disabled people see details below.

Small Italian theater with 550 seats, nestled in the heart of the city ... From the mid-18th century, the consuls provided Montauban with a performance hall. Too small, it was rebuilt in 1849 in the style of an Italian-style theatre. The opening of Place Lefranc de Pompignan in 1878 freed up the space around the theatre, allowing the construction of a new façade in 1931, replacing the awkward one located on Rue de la Comédie. Inspired by Place Nationale, it is adorned with four bas-reliefs by the sculptor Abbal: Dance, Music, Poetry and Comedy.

The Ingres museum showcases two illustrious Montalbanese: Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and Antoine Bourdelle . This brick building, overlooking the river, is Ingres Bourdelle museum an emblematic place of Montauban. Practical information: health pass compulsory from 03.08.2021 Housed in the old episcopal palace, the Montauban museum was created in 1820. But it was in 1867, upon the death of Ingres, that the establishment took on its identity and its development: the museum then inherited all of the studio works of the famous Montalbanian painter and took the name of Ingres Museum. Enlarged, modernized, digitalized ... the museum is today spread over 2,700 m2 with new spaces, enhanced accessibility, a new museography, a sumptuous conservation cabinet housing Ingres ' drawings, an entire floor dedicated to the Bourdelle's work, magnificent rooms for temporary exhibitions, a tea room / boutique / bookshop ... The digital museum : In order to benefit from the reopening of the museum, a new visiting companion is proposed to you: an application which will allow you on the one hand to access practical information and to book your ticket in advance and on the other hand, enrich your visit with new content. Throughout the year, activities for young people are offered: game booklet, internships, museum holidays, my birthday at the Ingres Bourdelle museum, educational service workshops. "Chez Madeleine" - Bookshop, boutique, tea room : Located on the ground floor of the former episcopal palace, the tea room of the Ingres Bourdelle museum welcomes you throughout the day. In the heart of the tea room, a bookshop-boutique offers you books and objects that will allow you to bring back a memory of your visit to the Ingres Bourdelle museum. (Opening hours identical to those of the museum. Access possible without ticket.) The museum documentation center at 15 rue de ville de ville. This documentation center specializing in the collections of the Ingres Bourdelle museum offers catalogs of collections or exhibitions, French or foreign publications related to them, as well as works files, a photo library and access to the database. Consultation exclusively on site and by appointment. The Association of Friends of the Ingres Bourdelle Museum since its creation in 1924, has supported the promotion of our collections by publishing an annual bulletin, participating in museum acquisitions and offering monthly conferences on cultural themes related to current events in museums and exhibitions. www.amis-musee-ingres.fr OPENING TIME : - Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. - Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Closed every Monday, January 1, May 1, November 1 and December 25.

The Shark'Aventures instructors' office provides access to leisure activities from 6 years old. Paseos en canoa y kayak por las gargantas del Aveyron, escalada al aire libre... todo un programa. Want to relax and recharge your batteries in a very wild natural setting? Discover a very NATURAL EXPERIENCE between Albias and Lamothe Capdeville a few km from Montauban! An idyllic and family route par excellence with the possibility of swimming throughout the route: www.sharkaventures.com/offres/descente-canoe-dans-la-vallee-de-l-aveyron-une-experence-nature -descent-canoe-kayak-free-or-with-a-guide-contact-us-.html Site accessible to disabled people see details below.

Enjoy an atypical and cocooning moment in an idyllic setting in the heart of nature. Our gite welcomes you to our farm for a unique experience. A cocooning experience, in a natural setting nestled on the edge of the canal. A gourmet breakfast, a good packed lunch, a wood-heated Nordic bath... A sweet break, completed by immersion with the farm's adorable wool animals! (Gîte or guest rooms).

The archives attest that a church had been built on the left bank of the Tarn around 1320, but the name of Saint-Orens, bishop of Auch in the 5th century, suggests a much older foundation, probably before that of Montauban (1144). With the exception of the bell tower, the church, inaugurated in 1891, is the work of diocesan architect Léopold Gardelle. In 1930, it survived the flood that partially destroyed the Villebourbon district. Paradoxically, this disaster allowed the building to be completed: thanks to the generosity of the Paris city hall towards the devastated city, the bell tower could finally be built by the architect Germain Olivier. At 65m high, it is considered the tallest in the department. The church houses an exceptional set of Art Deco stained-glass windows created by master glassmaker André Rapp.

Located on the 1st floor of the former Jesuit college under the City and Country of Art and History label, the Heritage Center offers visitors the opportunity to discover the history and heritage of Montauban. Opened in 2008, the heritage center is located around the main courtyard of the former Jesuit college. It brings together in one place the administration of the heritage service, an educational space for young audiences, a documentary resource center and two large exhibition rooms. The permanent exhibition "Montauban, portrait of a city" tells the story of the city's destiny from its founding until today, around a relief map of the territory. Deposits of objects from the collections of the Ingres Bourdelle museum and the Montauban hospital center enrich this visit. A children's area also offers treasure hunts, memory games and dominoes for a fun discovery of Montauban. This set is completed by thematic temporary exhibitions. The heritage center coordinates all of Montauban's initiatives under the City of Art and History label and offers guided tours, exhibitions, conferences and activities all year round for Montalbanians, tourists and schoolchildren. All guided tours are led by tour guides from the heritage center. Approved by the Ministry of Culture and Communication, they give you all the keys to understanding the history of the city, its architecture and its heritage. Entrance to the exhibition spaces is free. Montauban, my elsewhere. Literary walk to listen to. The writer Mouloud Akkouche wrote a fictional text testifying to his wanderings and his outlook on our city. This text, which is the subject of a recording, is available for listening, to discover Montauban in the footsteps and in the words of the author. MP3 audio file for download at www.centredupatrimoine.com. MP3 player and headphones available on loan at the Heritage Center against delivery of an identity document.

Today it houses the Tourist Office, the Department of Cultural Development and Heritage, the Dance Conservatory and the CIAP (CENTER FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF ARCHITECTURE AND HERITAGE) Arriving in 1629 following Richelieu, the Jesuits acquired a private mansion on the northeastern edge of the city in 1676 to build their new college and chapel (now the Church of Saint Joseph). Enlarged several times, the building was organized around two courtyards, which were flanked by gardens that have now disappeared. Transformed into a cannon foundry during the Revolution, the building then returned to its teaching function until 1961.

In 1685, Louis XIV decided to build a gigantic cathedral to assert his power and mark the victory of the Catholic religion. Built at the highest point of the city in the aftermath of the Wars of Religion and bearing the arms of the King of France on its pediment, the cathedral symbolizes the all-powerful Catholic monarchy over the formerly rebellious Protestant city. Consecrated in 1739, it is the work of three successive royal architects: François d'Orbay, Jules Hardouin-Mansart, and Robert de Cotte. The four statues of the Evangelists on the façade are copies of works by the sculptor Marc Arcis. Having deteriorated badly, the original works were removed to the cathedral's interior. The interior contrasts sharply with the aesthetics of the Saint-Jacques church: the tall windows, adorned with white glass, flood the nave with light, further accentuated by the light-colored whitewash on the walls. The cathedral houses remarkable furnishings, including a walnut organ (17th century), an 18th century pulpit, and a Napoleon III canopy (19th century). In the north arm of the transept, one of Ingres's major works, The Vow of Louis XIII (1824), is enthroned. In 2010, a treasure trove was created by the State in the great sacristy, open during guided tours organized by the CIAP.

Embark on a botanical journey and let yourself be captivated by the scents and colors of the hackberry tree, the Chinese ginkbo biloba and the giant American sequoia. This landscaped garden, inaugurated in 1861, stretches over 3 hectares on either side of the Tescou River. Inspired by romantic gardens, its design combines curved paths, terraces, sculptures, and rockeries. Nearly 400 trees offer a botanical journey, including hackberry trees, Chinese ginkgo biloba, and the giant American sequoia. This one stands on the Land of the Indians, donated to the Osage and Cherokee tribes in 1996 in memory of the ties that bind them to the Montauban people. You may even come across white mulberry trees, famous for the former silkworm industry of the city of Montauban.

A must-see in the heart of the city since 1144 and the origins of Montauban. The city center, where most of the streets of the old town converge, boasts one of the oldest urban squares in France. A center of public life, it has long housed municipal (consular house, proclamation marker) and judicial (pillory) powers. Today, its commercial function remains, which has been its true raison d'être for nearly nine centuries. Ruined by two fires in 1614 and 1649, the square was completely rebuilt thanks to royal generosity and the will of the consuls. This major project was completed in the early 18th century. The alignment of the facades punctuated by monumental pilasters, the systematic use of brick, and the vaulting of the roofs over ribbed vaults reflect the desire to unify the architecture, facilitate air circulation, and make the houses less vulnerable to fire. Between 1999 and 2009, the facades were completely restored, revealing a prestigious monumental ensemble. The renovation of the façade, which began in 2021, and its inauguration in July 2022 complete a vast program to enhance this architectural gem, where residences, commercial and cultural activities coexist harmoniously...

Small Italian theater with 550 seats, nestled in the heart of the city ... From the mid-18th century, the consuls provided Montauban with a performance hall. Too small, it was rebuilt in 1849 in the style of an Italian-style theatre. The opening of Place Lefranc de Pompignan in 1878 freed up the space around the theatre, allowing the construction of a new façade in 1931, replacing the awkward one located on Rue de la Comédie. Inspired by Place Nationale, it is adorned with four bas-reliefs by the sculptor Abbal: Dance, Music, Poetry and Comedy.

Along with the Old Bridge, it is the only medieval vestige of the city ... Nothing remains of the first church built in the 12th century, which was rebuilt in the following century by the great Montalbanese families, in expiation for their sympathies for the Cathars. An exemplary monument of southern Gothic architecture, it has a vast single nave vaulted on ribbed vaults, narrow windows, a polygonal apse and a Toulouse-style bell tower. Transformed during the Wars of Religion into a watchtower (bell tower), saltpeter manufacturing workshop (nave) and fort (choir), the church still bears the impacts of the cannonballs of the siege of 1621 on the façade. After the Catholic reconquest (1629), Cardinal Richelieu, the king's minister, ordered the ruined parts of the church to be rebuilt identically. It even became a cathedral for a time (1629-1739), the old one having been destroyed in 1561. Augmented by side portals in the 18th century, its façade received a neo-Romanesque decoration in the 19th century, while the nave and choir were adorned with wall decorations.

The Ingres museum showcases two illustrious Montalbanese: Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and Antoine Bourdelle . This brick building, overlooking the river, is Ingres Bourdelle museum an emblematic place of Montauban. Practical information: health pass compulsory from 03.08.2021 Housed in the old episcopal palace, the Montauban museum was created in 1820. But it was in 1867, upon the death of Ingres, that the establishment took on its identity and its development: the museum then inherited all of the studio works of the famous Montalbanian painter and took the name of Ingres Museum. Enlarged, modernized, digitalized ... the museum is today spread over 2,700 m2 with new spaces, enhanced accessibility, a new museography, a sumptuous conservation cabinet housing Ingres ' drawings, an entire floor dedicated to the Bourdelle's work, magnificent rooms for temporary exhibitions, a tea room / boutique / bookshop ... The digital museum : In order to benefit from the reopening of the museum, a new visiting companion is proposed to you: an application which will allow you on the one hand to access practical information and to book your ticket in advance and on the other hand, enrich your visit with new content. Throughout the year, activities for young people are offered: game booklet, internships, museum holidays, my birthday at the Ingres Bourdelle museum, educational service workshops. "Chez Madeleine" - Bookshop, boutique, tea room : Located on the ground floor of the former episcopal palace, the tea room of the Ingres Bourdelle museum welcomes you throughout the day. In the heart of the tea room, a bookshop-boutique offers you books and objects that will allow you to bring back a memory of your visit to the Ingres Bourdelle museum. (Opening hours identical to those of the museum. Access possible without ticket.) The museum documentation center at 15 rue de ville de ville. This documentation center specializing in the collections of the Ingres Bourdelle museum offers catalogs of collections or exhibitions, French or foreign publications related to them, as well as works files, a photo library and access to the database. Consultation exclusively on site and by appointment. The Association of Friends of the Ingres Bourdelle Museum since its creation in 1924, has supported the promotion of our collections by publishing an annual bulletin, participating in museum acquisitions and offering monthly conferences on cultural themes related to current events in museums and exhibitions. www.amis-musee-ingres.fr OPENING TIME : - Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. - Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Closed every Monday, January 1, May 1, November 1 and December 25.

The museum presents an important collection of birds from around the world, mammals and fossils that invite you to travel. Located today in the former palace of the Cour des aides, the Victor Brun Museum project was born in 1852, under the will of the members of the Société des Sciences (Agriculture and Belles Lettres du Tarn-et-Garonne), wishing to put their private collections at the disposal of the Montalbanais. Appointed curator in 1857, Victor Brun is a naturalist, but also a member of the Society and holder of most of the collection that makes up the Museum. The museum presents a large collection of birds, mammals, phosphorite fossils from Quercy (Lot) and a fragment of the famous Orgueil meteorite that fell near Montauban in 1864. An overview of the wonders of nature ends with the very beautiful and rich collections of primates, shells and insects. If you are curious, pay attention to the slideshows which present the fauna of the Tarn-et-Garonne and the environment in which it evolves. Your next walks will have no more mysteries for you! Nénette, the newcomer! Since April 2021, the museum has acquired a magnificent brown bear which has quickly become the museum's new mascot.

Traditional hotel restaurant. Traditional home-made cuisine prepared with local and fresh products. Specialty calf sweetbreads and foie gras. Easy access, located on the RN 20, the restaurant Les Promenades accueille.Tous the days, Michel Pomarède, cook autodidact, offers traditional cuisine inspired evolutionary seasons and local produce.

The royal bodega a friendly and festive place Ideal for birthdays, group parties or simply to come and dance and relax with a drink! A restaurant where all generations can meet to party for a night !

Quality and know-how. Quality know-how thanks to qualified professionals and graduates. The Quercy pizza team welcomes you with great pleasure to taste various home-made thin-dough pizzas, burgers and desserts.

Close to the Espace Bonnaïs in Caussade, a town where hats are made, the Huit 2 offers traditional cuisine. Homemade French fries.

Le9ème, a place where Moroccan tradition meets modern cuisine. Located in the heart of Caussade, we offer you a unique culinary experience with tasty dishes, fresh ingredients and a warm atmosphere.

In the heart of the Promenades de Caussade, a city of hats, the Canotier offers traditional cuisine.

Istanbul grills offers you a wide choice of burgers, sandwiches, Naans, Kebabs, homemade bowls to eat on site or to take away. Lots of new features in 2024! Delivery possible

Located in the heart of Caussade, Maison Cournille welcomes you all year round to its restaurant, tea room and bakery-pastry shop. Come and taste the specialities of the Maison Cournille, authentic pastry chefs, their know-how passed on since 1901 remains renowned and of high quality. All their dishes, on the spot or to take away, are "home-made".

Friendly atmosphere, local products in the glass and plate, visit the Bar Brasserie La Taverne. Offers themed evenings.

Auberge de l’Hirondelle, 5 minutes from Caussade: traditional wood-fired cuisine by Chef Yannick Eché. Homemade slow-cooked dishes, local flavors, and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. A true taste of local terroir to enjoy in a relaxed setting. Just 5 minutes from Caussade, Auberge de l’Hirondelle welcomes you in a calm and friendly setting, perfect for a warm meal with family or friends. Chef Yannick Eché serves traditional, home-style dishes prepared with care and love, evoking the flavors of childhood. At the heart of the inn, the wood-fired kitchen in the central fireplace brings out the richness of local specialties: hearty stews, wild boar civet, poule-au-pot, pot-au-feu, and slow-roasted leg of lamb… each dish is slowly cooked for an authentic and comforting taste. The inn closes for 1 week in May, 1 week in October, and 3 weeks at the end of the year.

In the village of Vaïssac, six kilometres from the Aveyron Gorges, the Terrassier hotel is your base for a leisure break. In summer, you can take advantage of the private swimming pool and shaded terrace. This establishment, which is a member of the Restaurateurs du Tarn-et-Garonne, will introduce you to traditional gastronomy through the cuisine of Annie and Sandrine. Seminar1 meeting room: from 20 to 30 people. Hotel with 18 rooms.

Located Nègrepelisse, at the entrance of the Gorges de l'Aveyron, this campsite over 1 ha of land offers peace and shaded areas and is barely 5 minutes walk from downtown. During the tourist season, the campsite also serves as the tourist office. Equipped with a pool, it offers a peaceful holiday. With free washing machine (7 kg), internet access, multi-sports area, swimming pool 3 pools (free from 3 nights).

Benefiting from quick access to the Bordeaux and Toulouse motorways, the Ibis Styles Montauban hotel welcomes you in the Village les Chaumes, a stone's throw from the ring road and a few minutes from Montauban city center. The hotel offers you all the comfort you need for pleasant moments: swimming pool, terrace, restaurant and bar accessible 24 hours a day. 56 air-conditioned rooms are available for booking, including 4 adapted for disabled people. A meeting room for 100 people is available to organize your seminars.

At the gates of Quercy and Toulouse, the Ibis Budget Les Chaumes hotel welcomes you near the Montalban bypass and the A20 motorway. You will appreciate its proximity to downtown Montauban (1.5 km). The Ibis Budget Les Chaumes hotel offers 41 modern, air-conditioned rooms for one, two or three people in a "cocoon" concept. The rooms are equipped with shower, toilet, free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. Also enjoy the gourmet breakfast at a low price. A closed car park will allow you to park in complete safety. During your stay at the Ibis Budget Les Chaumes de Montauban hotel, come and taste the local specialties near the Pays du Pastel. Open all year round 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Bike welcome - Ecolabel

12 km from the motorway, between Bordeaux and Toulouse, the Ibis Montauban hotel is a few minutes from Montauban town center and the convention center. Located 5 minutes from the city center and close to the motorway, the hotel has an ideal location. In addition, the site is planted with trees and offers a peaceful environment without noise pollution. We have a new catering offer, Pia Trattoria, with an Italian theme.

Located in the historic center of Montauban a few steps from the Ingres Bourdelle Museum, the Pont Vieux and the Place Nationale, George Hotel welcomes you in a beautiful 18th century house, opposite Notre Dame Cathedral. This charming and characterful hotel, with 27 rooms meeting current safety standards, is accessible to people with reduced mobility. The rooms include a private bathroom (shower or bath), toilet, air conditioning, flat screen TV (Canal Sat and Canal +), hair dryer and courtesy tray (for LOFT rooms). The hotel has a meeting room on the ground floor as well as a lounge where you can relax with a cup of tea. To park your vehicle, you have a paid car park opposite the hotel and a free car park 200m away. GEORGE HOTEL former HÔTEL du COMMERCE received the 2019 Excellence Award from the "Charme & Caractère" label. Information on opening hours and days at the hotel reception. Site accessible to disabled people see details below.

Chloé and Nicolas welcome you to their small campsite in Montricoux. The routine and daily constraints, come and recharge your batteries and share good times with family or friends. Priority is tranquility for a relaxing stay Want to rest, to leave aside the daily routine, to let go, to ask yourself calm in a natural environment. By choosing to spend a few days in our campsite, you favor calm and tranquility. We welcome you in good humor and benevolence so that you feel at home. The holidays are essential to recharge the batteries! That it’s good to get on a break and take the time ... Time to dream, laugh, feel good, time for yourself, for your family or friends. Chloé and Nicolas welcome you to their small campsite with 60 locations, on just over 3ha, in Montricoux. Far from the routine and daily constraints, come and recharge your batteries and share good times with family or friends. Priority is tranquility, a homecoming for a disconnected and relaxing stay. Our Camping Le Clos Lalande, located in the south of France in the Tarn et Garonne, at the gates of the Gorges de l'Aveyron, offers you a very pleasant, wooded and flowery setting, in a family and friendly atmosphere, ideal for families With young children. We promote exchange and sharing for everyone's pleasure. We offer different types of rentals for a comfortable holiday, in a quiet environment. Place your suitcases and relax in one of our accommodation: wooden lodge huts on stilts, mobile homes, chalets, tithomes or unusual camps. For camping fans, install your tent, caravan or motorhome canvas on our spacious locations. Come swim in our heated swimming pool. At the time of snack The bar/snack awaits you for a refreshment on the shaded terrace, while watching your children having fun in the playground. Take advantage of the pleasures of river fishing with direct access, but secure for children, at the Aveyron river. Many activities are also available on camping: pétanque, ping-pong, multisports, karts and pedal buggy.

Enjoy an atypical and cocooning moment in an idyllic setting in the heart of nature. Our gite welcomes you to our farm for a unique experience. A cocooning experience, in a natural setting nestled on the edge of the canal. A gourmet breakfast, a good packed lunch, a wood-heated Nordic bath... A sweet break, completed by immersion with the farm's adorable wool animals! (Gîte or guest rooms).