Discover Saint-soulan, Gers, Midi-Pyrénées

Welcome to Lombez! Lombez is in the department of the Gers which is part of the Toulouse area of Gascony. This small town, with just over 2000 inhabitants, is proud to have such a prestigious past: 500 years with a Benedictine faith abbey, 500 years of being a bishopric which means the area a bishop is in charge of and over a 100 years with the title of sub-prefecture. Lombez has always drawn its wealth from grain farming thanks to the river Save’s alluvium. Treat yourself to a 10 step journey taking you from the cathedral’s forecourt to discover the village huddled around it, so we can enlighten you and answer all your questions about this area.

Works of art are installed in the middle of nature, on a hiking trail, for the pleasure of young and old curious. This walk invites you to take a close and artistic look at the natural environment. The artistic creation was entrusted to Coline Vergez, a local artist already well known in Simorre. His reflection on rural art and environmental concerns lead him to work with local artists and artisans for the realization of his 5 works and the signage of the course, using sustainable materials and/ or recovery. Collaborations: Jean-Michel Carcy, ironman of art in Seissan realized the arrows, Kriss Fabr'Hic, artisan of art recycler in Biran created the birds, Crhistophe Moine "Xof" recuperist diverter has realized the "Cycloraptosaurus", Aliénor Rajade glass artist in Simorre has realized "Insects in light", Jeff Cervera, cabinetmaker in Simorre has directed "La Pause des deux horizons", Stéphane Vincent carpenter of marine in Simorre, has realized "L'oeil du cocon", Juju and Dédé (MH Services) in l'Isle-en-Dodon have realized "The flight of flavors". A dossier "under the magnifying glass" gives you all the details about the artists, as well as the small exhibition presented in the tourist information office of Simorre. Discover or rediscover the p'Art trail with a series of audio guides. Along the trail, discover the explanations of Coline Vergez, the creator of the trail. Get on the trail using the materials available at the tourist information offices of Gimont and Simorre and flash the QR code of the document as you go. The audio files are also available for online listening on our website. Starting point at the car park of the railway in Simorre Distance: 4 km (walking time 1h-1h30) Detailed file on the Path to p'Art available at the Tourist Office Coteaux Arrats Gimone.

Start: municipal stadium car park, route de Saiguède, D53B Walk up the path beside the tennis court, then turn left and follow the path (GR86) towards the lake (heading west). Leave the dyke on your left and walk along the lake for about 1km. At the end of the lake, go straight on for about 200m, leave the GR86 and take the path on the left that leads down to the ruisseau de Saint Thomas (south), which you can ford or cross on a new footbridge. When you reach the road, turn left and walk for about 500m, then at the bend in the road at the bottom of a small rise, take the path on the left that overlooks the lake as far as the dyke. Leave the dam on your left and continue along the tarmac track to the D53b road. Turn right and follow the GR86 as far as the village, signposted "le Circuit du lac du Parayré". After 300m, turn left onto "le chemin du Barrat" for 500m. Follow the red and white GR86 signs. When you reach the village, follow the lane to the junction with the D632, admire the well and take the main road to the right: view of the market hall and the church of Ste Foy, cross the D632, pass the market hall, the pond and reach the water tower to take the circuit of the Lac de Parayre.

You're off on a lovely walk to discover the village of Le Fousseret and the surrounding area. Between the undergrowth of the Cazac forest, the Chemin de Ronde, the banks of the River Louge and the Picon orientation table, you're in for a real treat!

This trail offers various landscapes including the banks of the river Save and the Carayon woods.

A 106 kilometer road itinerary designed to help you discover the Garonne river valley from village to village. The easy slopes involved allow family outings or enjoying doing it with friends. This cycling itinerary allows you to go from Cierp-Gaud, in the foothills of the Pyrenees mountains, to Carbonne, by following the Garonne River. It's in the Comminges, former Gascony province where the Garonne grows bigger. From being simply a fast stream in the Pyrenees to becoming a branch river and finally a major waterway... Several access points are possible all along this itinerary. Don't miss stopping along the way to see picturesque villages such as Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, Saint-Gaudens or even Saint-Martory.

Discover our landscapes, panoramas and villages between the Garonne and the Pyrenean foothills! You set off from the village of Mauran in front of the church. 1. Take the D83 towards Montclar-de-Comminges. 2. Leave the route du Picon and continue straight ahead on the D62. 3. Leave the D62D in the direction of Montclar-de-Comminges and continue straight on. 4. Turn right onto chemin de Pincarrail 5. Turn left onto the D83 6. Turn right onto the D62D towards Plagne 7. Turn right onto the D49 and pass the village of Plagne 8. At the Ariège border, cross the bridge and continue straight ahead on the D435 to the Cérizols cemetery. 9. At the cemetery, turn left onto the D135 towards Fabas. 10. At Tané, turn left at the hairpin bend and join the D3 towards Le Plan. 11. At the border with the Ariège, turn right onto the D7G as far as the village of Le Plan. 12. Go through the village and at the exit, cross the bridge to the left and turn left 70m after the bridge. 13. At the end of the Chemin du Comte, turn right onto the D7 as far as the village of Couladère. 14. At the roundabout, take the second exit on the left and then, 200 m further on, turn left again onto the D49. 15. At the end of the road, turn right onto the D49D, then follow signs for Mauran by turning left onto the D62. 16. Turn slightly left towards the centre of the village of Mauran.

On this stage, you will discover Bonnefont abbey in its quiet valley and enjoy along the way spectacular views of the Pyrenees.

A veritable green lung, the Eaunes Wood ZNIEFF provides a link via the soft paths of the via Garona and the Muretains hillsides to the Clarté Dieu d'Eaunes abbey. A "nature walk" offering views of the Pyrenees and a chance to meet Sylviane Perret, a ceramist and sculptor inspired by the world of minerals. A stone's throw from the route, come and meet Attel'toi and its carriage horses for a ride in a horse-drawn carriage. And after such a walk, what could be better than a little refreshment in the abbey park thanks to Aqua Elna, a water park and water games?

Loop starting from the Chemin de Carraou. Starting from the stone bridge over the River Lens, this loop will take you through the heritage and countryside of the village of Cassagne and the surrounding area, as far as the village of Belbèze-en-Comminges.

Ideal rental for a couple, this studio is located on the ground floor with small enclosed garden and fitted terrace. Le PETIT NID is a small living space of 18m2 (gîte studio) warm by its colors anis chocolate linen. It is equipped with a 140cm bed, a dining table, a desk and various storage spaces. In the back, the kitchen area is cleverly equipped with a fridge-freezer, a microwave, a coffee maker, a kettle and a toaster. A bathroom with shower The plus for the summer: a flowered and private terrace equipped with garden furniture, shade sails and wooden panels. Non-smoking accommodation. WIFI. Bike room Sheets provided - please bring your own towels Nearby leisure activities : swimming pool at the leisure center, all shops, sports hall, mini-golf, fishing, fitness trail, cycling tour. From October to May = heating is extra. Wellness treatments provided by the hostess (world massages, auriculotherapy, Chinese reflexology)

The Fermat Museum to discover the science and history of mathematician Pierre Fermat. OPENING JUNE 2024 of the Fermat Museum : - a place for tourism, heritage and culture: a tribute to the mathematician Pierre Fermat, born in Beaumont-de-Lomagne in the early 17th century. - a scientific and mathematical centre - permanent and temporary exhibitions - travelling mathematics trunks - workshops, experiments and games - access to the tower for a 360° view of the bastide town of Beaumont Disseminating mathematical culture in the Occitanie region, France and Europe.

In a hilly setting in the countryside, this pretty house entirely renovated with private swimming pool and jacuzzi will seduce you to spend a natural holiday in Lomagne. You will also be able to discover the great sites of Midi-Pyrénées like Montauban or Moissac or the most beautiful villages of France like Auvillar, Beaumont de Lomagne. You are 5Km from the Gers and Gascony is waiting for you. Your house : 1 large living room : dining room + living room with television, DVD player, mini-stereo and fireplace. An independent kitchen equipped with dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave, electric oven, 4 induction hotplates.3 bedrooms: 1 bedroom (1 bed 140) with television - 1 bedroom (2 beds 90) with television - 1 bedroom (2 beds 90). A bathroom equipped with bath and shower. Laundry: washing machine, dryer. Oil heating : read on arrival and departure (extra charge). Electricity in supplement (0.20 cts the KW): meter reading at the arrival and the departure. Cleaning in option : 80€. Animals accepted with owner's agreement. Outside : a large green space around the gite, a large covered terrace adjoining the living room with garden furniture, barbecue. A veranda " lounge area " 2 armchairs -1 bench -1 table. Swimming pool area (9mx4m-height 1.50m) fenced with garden furniture and deckchairs, jacuzzi for 6 people. Parking space.

Discover the Pink City at your Leisure and Enjoy Many Benefits Thanks to the Toulouse Pass! Discover the Pink City at your Leisure and Enjoy Many Benefits Thanks to the Toulouse Pass! Valid for durations of 24h, 48h or 72h, your Pass will allow you to fully appreciate your escapade in Toulouse. Enter many tourist attractions for free and use the urban transport network. You'll also have preferential rates for some sites. This pass guarantees: * About twenty totally free services; museums, monuments, cruises etc * Over 30 reductions in many tourist sites * You will have unlimited access to the Tisséo network (métro, bus, tramway) * Roundtrip ticket for the airport shuttlebus The benefit of discovering Toulouse completely at your own leisure!

Cottage for 4 people with a view of the Lomagne hills 90m² gîte with private terrace. Fully equipped kitchen: oven, electric hob, microwave, kettle, senseo, coffee maker, dishwasher. Living room with TV and WIFI. Reading corner and board games. 1 bedroom open to the living room with 140 bed and dressing room, 1 bedroom with 2 90 * 200 beds and dressing room Baby equipment available on request (high chair, cot, dishes). Sheets, household and bathroom linen are provided.

Come and Discover the Mysteries of the Universe at the Cité de l'Espace! For a day trip, explore the park and enjoy the amazing scientific attractions! DISCOVER THE MYSTERIES OF THE UNIVERSE AT THE CITÉ DE L'ESPACE! SPEND A DAY EXPLORING THE PARK AND ENJOY THE AMAZING SCIENTIFIC ATTRACTIONS ON OFFER! Near to central Toulouse, the European park of space adventure opens its doors to you! Discover 2,500m2 of interactive, cutting-edge exhibitions and see some real life-sized spacecraft such as the Ariane 5 rocket! You can also step aboard the MIR Space Station, an exact replica of the famous Russian space station that was used for ground tests, or have the privilege of feeling what it's like to walk on the Moon in the Moon Runner simulator. A giant screen that broadcasts films shot in space, a next generation planetarium, a rotating seat to test your resistance to disorientation, an astronomical simulator... there's everything you need to experience a trip into the cosmos! Restaurants are also available in the park. Come and share a timeless experience at the Cité de l'Espace! 

You want to spend a family vacation in the countryside, in a warm and friendly atmosphere, or simply spend a weekend or stay to discover our beautiful region, the campsite of the Etangs *** is there to welcome you. We are a family campsite located in the southwest of France, in Tarn and Garonne (Occitanie). You will find there: a wide choice of accommodation. A water park with its swimming pool and slides. Activities and animations for young and old. Services offered all season (bar/snack, wifi near the reception). For fishing lovers we also have a pond available. Many games have been installed to the delight of children: trampoline, homeball, inflatable structure ... The whole team of the Etangs campsite will be happy to welcome you for your vacation or your stays.

Ferme de Berteillé, guest rooms and a very warm welcome... You want to discover an organic farm, enjoy a rural setting, enjoy homemade jams and tasty fruit juices. Book your stay in these guest rooms, a very comfortable suite with the added bonus of a lovely swimming pool. Be curious, you will be pleasantly surprised. Entirely on the ground floor: a living room (TV, sofa) with kitchen area, a bedroom suite (1 bed 160, 1 bed 90) with private shower room/wc, a bedroom suite (1 bed 160, 1 BZ bed 140) with private shower room/wc. Each bedroom has direct access to the terrace with sunbeds. The swimming pool (8m x 4m) with massage jets is shared with the owners. Free internet access in the rooms (4G key).

Built on a plateau overlooking the village of Bardigues, the Château de Lamotte and its outbuildings are the result of a campaign to recompose the estate during the 18th century on the basis of an earlier building. Entered into the family in 1315 and still preserved since, the castle of Lamotte-Bardigues was profoundly altered under Louis XV. From this golden age of French-style architecture, it has retained its classical character and its noble ordering. You can read the art of living from the Age of Enlightenment, in its authentic period furniture as well as in its majestic English-style park. Today the new generation of owners are committed to extending the last seven centuries of art and history. For the first time, it opens this Historic Monument to visitors and offers you a unique route where great and small history intersect. Lamotte-Bardigues castle, Bardigues

Ground floor: living room (sofa, TV), kitchen with dining area (fitted units: dishwasher, washing machine, hob, oven, fridge-freezer, table and chairs), shower room (shower and WC). Upstairs, one bedroom (3 x 0.90cm beds), one bedroom (1 x 160cm bed). Outdoor dining area with garden furniture and barbecue. On the banks of the Canal des Deux Mers. Bed linen and towels included in the price. Bike shed. No wifi. National accreditation: Accueil Vélo. For all rentals, optional breakfast and/or dinner platter with local produce: to be requested directly from the owner at least 48 hours before arrival in the accommodation.

Founded in 1142, Boulaur Abbey depended on Fontrevrault. From its origins until the French Revolution, it was a monastery for noble girls. All that remains of the twelfth-century convent buildings is the ground floor of the large dormitory with the chapter house and the passageway leading to the garden, in accordance with the common plan of monasteries following the rule of Saint Benedict. All that remains of the original church are some walls and a Romanesque doorway. Partly rebuilt in the 14th century, the church contains paintings attributed to the school of Giotto, whose finesse and originality of decoration make the church of Boulaur unique and a remarkable example of 14th-century art. Today it houses a community of Cistercian nuns, Their life is regulated by singing and working in the fields on a small farm, whose products they process and sell in their monastic shop (jams, pâtés, flour and cheese). Guided tours of the abbey every day (except Tuesdays) at 11am and 4pm. Possibility of attending liturgical services sung in Gregorian chant. Shop open every day except Tuesday from 10.15am to 12.30pm and from 3.30pm to 6.30pm.

A charming village, with its fortified church, its old central market hall, its museum, its half-timbered and corbelled houses, its foirail and shady squares that invite you to visit. Simorre surprises and amazes. The atmosphere of this small village is pleasant, as are the friendly musical nights in the square opposite the Bouche à Oreille. A little history: The village's picturesque narrow streets are particularly striking for their impressive fortified church, which rises up between the roofs of the houses and gives the impression of taking a trip back to the heart of the Middle Ages. After a devastating fire in 1141, the village, formerly the capital of Astarac, was rebuilt around the abbey, and the whole complex was fortified in the 12th century. To resist the Count of Astarac, the abbots constantly improved their abbey, which was given a cloister, an octagonal bell tower and extended to the west. The Abbey Church, an architectural jewel: A masterpiece of brickwork lost in the Astarac of stone. Dedicated to Notre Dame, it was built on the site of the previous church, which may have extended further west, as work carried out in 1900 uncovered remains of the construction in the extension of the current nave. Major restoration work was carried out between 1844 and 1858 under the direction of Viollet-le-Duc. The roof, which covered the walls, was lowered so that it rested directly on the vaults, and a crenellation was built around the building. ‘Simorre, a slow and committed commune! It belongs to the network of the national Cittaslow label’.

The Church of Simorre is a 14th-century abbey church built on a 5th-century oratory created by Cérats, who became the patron saint of Simorre. This church was linked to the Benedictine abbey, which has now completely disappeared. Built in the shape of a Latin cross, it has an octagonal tower at the junction of the nave and transept, which should have been a bell tower like Lombez cathedral. The nave has only two and a half bays and is finished off by a stone wall. Almost the entire building is in pink brick. The stained glass windows are remarkable for their age, colour and design (14th, 15th and 16th centuries). The 16th-century choir stalls have beautiful and moving sculpted details, particularly on the cheeks. In 1964, during restoration work in the sacristy, some very fine 14th-century wall paintings were discovered. Today, you can admire many religious objects, both simple and sumptuous, dating from the 17th and 18th centuries. There are 4 statues to admire: a wooden piéta from the early 8th century, a stone piéta from the 7th century, a statue of St Cérats from the 15th century and a processional cross from the 14th century. In the 19th century, Violet le Duc undertook the restoration of the building, changing its appearance and transforming it into a fortified church. A document with historic details is available inside as well as signs on the walls. An audio tour in French has been recorded and is available in the church.

This artistic project was born out of the desire of the ‘Food’ collective of the Bouche A Oreille cooperative to bring art to the ‘village kitchen garden’. The idea was not just to bring gardeners, villagers and visitors into contact with artistic works, but for them to be a vehicle for questioning and reflecting on the environment in which they are displayed: the kitchen garden. The artistic work of Coline Vergez, scenographer, is always a witness to the environment in which it takes place. She seeks to highlight and question it, while integrating her pieces within it. In this way, the works fit into a logic of harmony between materials, images that make sense and/or their utility. She created her first work ‘MMMMH!’ in the village of Simorre, as well as 5 ½uvres that make up the Sentier à p'Art - a 4km walking trail starting from Simorre based on the principle of Land'Art. ‘In this project, I want to remain faithful to this way of working and propose works that are fully integrated into the intention of the vegetable garden; that respect its gesture, reveal it and serve it. My artistic approach is intended to be accessible to everyone, in a language that is clear and easy to understand, and that does not compartmentalise. I want to speak to everyone and I want my work to speak to everyone". A little corner of the kitchen or...behind the scenes of life. This first work, installed in May 2020, highlights a central element of the kitchen that plays as essential a role in the processing of food as it does in that of the people who live there: its table. ‘I chose it for its most basic function. It's the heart of the kitchen, the place where food is cut and chopped, de-boned, sorted, cleaned, weighed, pressed... The place where food becomes a meal. But it's also the place where people reveal themselves, alone or to each other. I love the idea that a single edge of the kitchen table could have witnessed the birth of love, the passing of culinary or family secrets, the tearing apart of people, the making of major decisions, the creation of projects, the growth of children, the sharing of desires... No matter how insignificant, this little corner of the table works on living things, transforms them and makes them evolve. Its scale has been enlarged to emphasise its importance, but also to make it a useful structure in the vegetable garden. Both the chair and the table can accommodate climbing plants and cucurbits, and their heights allow the gardener to pick fruit with ease, while creating a shady spot in summer. In winter, the table is covered in strips of woollen fabric coloured with plants from the garden or picked nearby. Artistic structures for kitchen use. Un petit coin de cuisine ou...les coulisses de la vie’ is part of an overall concept that will see other installations created in the same spirit. The idea is that each artistic installation should be made up of three essential elements: it should provoke questioning, it should be useful and it should be legible. These elements will be developed in different ways for each piece. In this context, Coline's work will question what is not visible to the naked eye: the purpose of market gardening (for what purpose do we cultivate, how do we transform what grows there, what is the future of what we create there? etc.) or will highlight the invisible but essential players in the life of the vegetable garden (its microcosm: earthworm, beetle, lucanus, dragonfly, etc.). The works will all have a real function within the garden, whether in the gardening process, in providing amenities for native flora or fauna, or in improving the living spaces for gardeners or visitors. This work will be aimed at a lay audience and is intended to speak to everyone. Each person will interpret the works in their own way, depending on who they are and what their artistic background is, but the creations will use a very direct and clear visual language. To facilitate this, humour and paradox will be used to demystify art and make it accessible to everyone.

You can visit the vegetable garden at Le Bouche à Oreille restaurant, to the delight of young and old alike! Le Bouche à Oreille (‘BAO’ for those who are used to it) is a SCIC, a not-for-profit structure, bringing together more than 120 cooperators around 4 colleges: 1- Food, from the vegetable garden to the plate. 2- Culture and popular education. 3- Development of local economic initiatives. 4- Ethics and transmission, which drives the project's democracy. In addition to delicious meals and cultural events throughout the year, Le Bouche à Oreille has created its own vegetable garden in the village of Simorre. Situated along the footpaths, the kitchen garden is open to the public and allows visitors to discover the many and varied vegetables, herbs and edible flowers that have been carefully cultivated to create the sublime menus proposed by chef Séverine. The kitchen garden is accessible by a few wooden steps from a footpath, and is open to the curious. The names and varieties of the plants are listed on small slates that sometimes reveal surprises. Take your time on site, as wooden chairs and tables have been set up for resting, picnicking, chatting, watching the frogs or admiring the portraits of the women vegetable gardeners! The ‘Structure artistique à utilité potagère’ project was born out of a desire on the part of the BAO's ‘Alimentation’ collective to bring art to the ‘village kitchen garden’. The idea was not just to bring gardeners, villagers and visitors into contact with artistic works, but to use them as a vehicle for questioning and reflecting on the environment in which they live: the vegetable garden. Trained as a scenographer, Coline Vergez's artistic work always bears witness to the environment in which it is set. She seeks to highlight and question it, while integrating her pieces within it. In this way, the works fit into a logic of harmony between materials, in images that make sense and/or in their utility. The first work, ‘Un petit coin de cuisine ou...les coulisses de la vie’, is part of an overall concept that will see other installations created in the same spirit. Coline Vergez has also created an installation in the heart of the village and, in 2019, the ‘Sentier à p'Art’, a 4km walking trail made up of 5 works based on the principle of Land'Art, starting in Simorre. To get to the kitchen garden, ask for directions at the Bouche à Oreille in the village square, or from the Foirail car park, follow the signposted footpaths and the artistic signposts of the Sentier à p'Art to find the kitchen garden (100m on your left).

1 hour from Toulouse and the Pyrenees, L' Isle-en-Dodon offers on the heights of its hillsides a breathtaking view of the Pyrenees. Labeled Station Verte for nature holidays! Situated in the heart of Le Comminges, Isle-en-Dodon is the ideal town to appreciate the joys of the countryside while being close to all the amenities of the big cities. Its medieval fortified village of the 11th century, reminds us of the bastides of the Toulouse region. The town centre has retained its historical and architectural character: its boulevard (which was once the ditches of the town), its narrow streets, its old half-timbered houses typical of the Gascony region... From the castle of the Counts of Comminges, there remains the 16th century church with its fortified chevet with a Gothic porch and its 33 metre high bell tower. Restored between 2010 and 2012, you will be able to admire the stained glass windows in the intense and deep colours of Arnaud de Moles, the frescoes in its choir, the listed organs and the treasure room. In the town centre you will also discover the town hall and its market hall, an imposing building built between 1852 and 1854. Entirely built in brick, it is composed of 2 symmetrical halls and the town hall in its centre. In the latter's Town Council room, you can admire the magnificent frescoes by Gaston Lagorre illustrating the four seasons in Isle-en-Dodon and the triptych in homage to the martyrs of the Maquis de Meilhan. The surrounding villages also preserve a few treasures. For example : In Agassac, the PIERRE BLANCHE, a Gallo-Roman stele in Saint-Béat marble, can be seen at the town hall. In Saint-Laurent, the ruins of the Priory and the frescoes of the Painter Lagorre in the church. Also to be discovered, Puymaurin, Saint-Frajou... But this heritage, should not make us forget the gastronomy: several restaurants propose a traditional cuisine, very appreciated. You can also easily find on the market or on their farms, the producers of fat ducks, cheese, vegetables or organic meat. There are many marked hiking trails in the hills with breathtaking views of the Pyrenees. Discover our landscapes with the "RANDO COMMINGES" application. A botanical trail to discover the flora In April, local producers sell their best products at the Spring Fair.

Fortified church of the XIVth century built in bricks Built in 1307, it dominates the city center by its fortified chevet. The present sacristy would perhaps correspond to the chapel of the castle. To be seen: Wooden pieta of the XVth century, the organs, the stained glass windows with bright colors. During its restoration in 2010, murals were discovered in the choir.

Wheelwright's workshop at the beginning of the 20th century, completely restored and in working order. Sewing workshop and its many sewing machines.

A delightful, fully-renovated residence combining old-world charm with modern comforts. A warm and relaxing place to stay in the heart of the south-west, just a stone's throw from Toulouse, between the Gers and the Pyrenees. Regional specialities, fresh fish, home-made pastries. Two cosy dining rooms, one with a large fireplace. Group bookings only. In fine weather, meals are served on the terrace, in the calm shade by the pool. Non-smoking hotel, Wi-Fi and swimming pool reserved for hotel use.

La Maison de la Terre is a cultural café offering a rich programme of discoveries. It's a welcoming village bistro that celebrates local produce. Also on the programme: concerts, workshops, debates, exhibitions, walks... Catering only on Friday and Saturday evenings.

Here you can enjoy a range of Portuguese and regional specialities. Group meals available. Evening events organised at certain weekends. Atmosphere guaranteed.

A very original Restô, located on the edge of the lakes of the common Peyssies, with a wooden terrace and a room to taste traditional and gourmet cuisine. Enjoy traditional home cooking, cooked with local and fresh products. We offer you a quality menu with a starter buffet and another for dessert, to satisfy all your cravings for sweet and savory treats.

At the Bistroloco, you can eat a meat, fish or vegetarian (or even vegan) dish every day. You can also eat gluten-free and lactose-free from starters to desserts by reservation. We will be delighted to welcome you and serve you a kitchen where everything is homemade, where we use good products and where you will discover lots of flavors from here and elsewhere. So go ahead, there is something for everyone.

Selected and home-cooked products, recipes, convivial, traditional or creative, this is how we chose to work at the Brasserie du Center just as we did in the restaurant that we held for several years at Longages. We offer quality and local products Welcome to Brasserie du Centre, a charming restaurant-brasserie where freshness and quality are at the heart of every dish. With a small but passionate kitchen, we are committed to offering our customers an unforgettable culinary experience based on fresh produce and homemade preparations. Atmosphere As soon as you walk through the door, you'll be enveloped by a warm and friendly atmosphere. The lighting, tasteful decor and friendly welcome create the perfect setting for delicious meals and enjoyable times with friends and family. Menu Our varied menu features a selection of dishes prepared with top-quality produce. Burgers, salads and grilled meats are the stars of our menu, highlighting the freshness of the ingredients and our team's passion for home cooking. Specialities of the week Starting every Thursday, a French tradition comes to life at the Brasserie du Centre with our unmissable moules-frites. Choose from delicious marinière sauce or rich Roquefort to accompany our French bouchot mussels. This offer is available all year round, adding a special touch to your Thursday and Friday evenings. Special evenings On Thursday and Friday evenings, in addition to our regular menu, we offer two unique experiences: Savoyard fondue and traditional raclette. These comforting dishes, prepared with quality cheeses, create a festive and relaxed atmosphere from November onwards. Engagement We're proud of our commitment to quality. Our small kitchen means no stockpiling, only carefully selected fresh ingredients. We believe in healthy, tasty food, and this is reflected in every dish we serve. Opening times We welcome you from Monday to Saturday lunchtimes, and on Thursday and Friday evenings for an exceptional culinary experience. Come and discover the freshness and flavour that make La brasserie du centre a unique place where every bite is a celebration of a passion for food.

Holiday home on a ridge, between the hills of the Gers and views of the Pyrenees mountain range Chez Didier, sleeps 4, 3 ears of corn, where you can enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside! Here, particular care has been taken in the choice of materials, with respect for tradition and the environment: lime/hemp rendering, wood... On the terrace at the front of the house, a wood-burning oven has been restored. Large garden (enclosed on road side only) to enjoy the panoramic views. Two covered terraces, private parking. Wifi internet access (fibre optic). Nearby: numerous hiking trails, 35km from Toulouse, Samatan fat market (12km). L'Isle-Jourdain leisure centre 18km away (swimming, fishing, canoeing, wakeboarding), 2 hours from the sea and mountains. This gîte is housed in a house that has been lovingly restored. Ground floor: large living room with fitted kitchen, dining room and sitting room. Storeroom/laundry room, WC. First floor: two bedrooms (1 double bed 140cm) (2 single beds 90cm), shower room/WC. Pets on request: please contact us

Experience the discreet charm of the South-West from our gîte in Empeaux, a haven of peace less than 40 minutes from Toulouse, perfect for getting back to basics by the pool. Come and recharge your batteries in a green setting with a breathtaking view of the Pyrenees! In the heart of the Coteaux du Gers, between l'Isle-Jourdain and Saint-Lys, our gîte opens the doors to an enchanted interlude. In a house typical of the region, combining the charm of yesteryear with modern comforts, you'll enjoy a swimming pool to share with the owners, a private garden planted with trees and, above all, a breathtaking panorama of the majestic Pyrenees, visible from sunrise from the bedrooms upstairs. Less than 30 minutes from the gîte, you can : explore the markets of Samatan and the narrow streets of L'Isle-Jourdain, a lively, gourmet bastide in the Gers; stroll around the lake at Saint-Lys and enjoy a picnic by the water; escape to the heart of nature in the Bouconne forest, on foot or by bike; discover the elegance of the gardens at Château de Caumont in Cazaux-Savès ; get up close to the stars at the Cité de l'Espace in Toulouse, just 40 minutes away; immerse yourself in the world of aviation with a visit to Airbus and the Aeroscopia museum in Blagnac; and experience an authentic immersion in the small villages of the Savès, with their heritage, gastronomy and art of living. The gîte in detail: ground floor: a cosy living room for relaxing, a fully-equipped fitted kitchen with a convivial dining area and a separate toilet. Upstairs: a children's bedroom with 3 single beds, a master bedroom with a double bed and spectacular views of the Pyrenees, and a modern shower room with WC. Adjoining the owners' house, swimming pool on the owners' side. The gîte is designed to comfortably accommodate up to 5 people, whether on a tourist break in the heart of Gascony or a business trip in the peace and quiet, far from the hustle and bustle of the city. Book today for this little corner of paradise between sky and countryside, where every detail has been thought of to make your stay unforgettable.

Beautiful brick house, very close to the Gers. Bonus: heated swimming pool open all year round, table d'hôtes by prior arrangement. In the centre of the village, on the site of the old château (moat, part of which is still filled with water), this brick house will provide you with a haven of peace and quiet. Park, view of the Pyrenees. Gers 2km away. Heated swimming pool open all year. Ideally located, you are 12km from the Base de Loisirs de l'Isle-Jourdain (swimming, wakeboarding, canoeing, water ski lift, fitness trail, beach volleyball, pétanque...), 17km from the Plaisance-du-Touch Zoo and the Samatan market (local produce: foie gras, duck confit...) and 40km from Toulouse city centre! Accommodation on two levels: - ground floor: dining room, lounge/library area, "Toulouse-Lautrec" bedroom with private terrace (1 double bed 160cm + 1 single bed 90cm), "Arcachon" bedroom with disabled access (1 double bed 160cm), "Toulouse" bedroom (1 double bed 160cm + 1 single bed 90cm), each with en-suite shower room and separate WC (in the shower room for "Arcachon"). - First floor: "Venise" room with sloping ceilings (1 canopied 140cm double bed + 1 90cm single bed + bathroom, shower and WC). Cot available on request. No smoking. In a refined setting, you can enjoy a hearty breakfast made with home-grown produce. Table d'hôtes by prior arrangement only.

Eco-responsible, single-storey, detached wood-frame house with all comforts. Above-ground swimming pool, 35km west of Toulouse, at the gateway to the Gers. Situated in the heart of the countryside, just outside the small village of Saint-Thomas, this brand-new timber-frame house has been built to welcome you! Timber-frame construction is ecological and economical: low CO2 emissions, 12 times better insulation than concrete, warm and welcoming. Nothing has been left to chance for your comfort and to minimise the impact of this activity on the planet; materials and heating methods have been carefully chosen with eco-responsibility in mind. The house has a gravelled courtyard at the front where cars can be parked, and an enclosed lawned garden at the rear. From the gîte, it's easy to get to the hiking trails on site, including the famous GR86 Toulouse Luchon trail, just 1km away. For walking and fishing, the Sainte-Foy-de-Peyrolières lake is 5 km away. Swimming pool and shops in Saint-Lys, 7 km away. Téoula golf course and African Safari zoo in Plaisance-du-Touch, 15km away. Toulouse, the Cité de l'Espace, the Halle des Machines, Aéroscopia... Entrance hall, storeroom/laundry room, large living room with open-plan kitchen and dining area, and sitting area with pellet stove, protected by a fence. On one side of the living room: 2 bedrooms for 2 people (2 single 80cm beds in each) and a shower room/WC. On the other side: 1 bedroom (2 twin 80cm single beds + 1 90cm single bed), shower room, separate WC with washbasin. Enclosed garden, covered terrace and private courtyard. The owners, Sébastien and Carole, live in the house next door, at the same address. Arrivals between 4pm and 6pm and departures before 11am. TELETRAVAIL: a desk and a lamp are available (close to an electrical socket for plugging in a laptop, extension cord and power strip on request). High-speed internet connection (wifi). 4G telephone coverage (operator: SFR)

House in the countryside, ideal for relaxing breaks and close to the GR 86 hiking trail. Bonus: garden and terrace, shared swimming pool. The gîte is 29 km from the centre of Toulouse and 5 km from the shops. This gîte, adjoining the owners' house, is ideal for a peaceful, green break. Small terrace in front of the door (not very busy cul-de-sac) and garden at the back accessible from the outside. Private enclosed garden and terrace behind the house, accessible via the carport shared with the owners. Covered parking. Views of the Pyrenees on a clear day. Accessible swimming pool to be shared with the owners. The price is degressive according to the number of occupants. In the hamlet of En Berduquet, the gîte is located 1km from the GR86 (Toulouse - Aurignac), 2km from the village of Saint-Thomas, near Saint-Lys (8km), less than 30 minutes by car from Muret (22km), Tépacap (accrobranches park in Rieumes, 17km), Plaisance-du-Touch zoo and golf course (17km), Samatan fat market (20km), Isle-Jourdain leisure centre (wake-boarding, swimming) (15km), La Ramée leisure and swimming centre (25km). and 55km from Auch in the Gers department. Muret railway station is 18 km from the gîte, providing access to Toulouse station in 18 minutes. Ground floor: direct access to the living room with kitchenette, sofa, shower room and separate WC. Upstairs: mezzanine, 2 bedrooms (1 double bed 160cm) (1 double bed 140cm + 1 single bed 90cm). Electric heating, wood-burning stove. TELETRAVAIL: a desk with chair and lamp is available in the double bedroom, as well as fibre-optic internet access. Minimum nights: 2 except summer red period 7 and Christmas holidays 5

A delightful, fully-renovated residence combining old-world charm with modern comforts. A warm and relaxing place to stay in the heart of the south-west, just a stone's throw from Toulouse, between the Gers and the Pyrenees. Regional specialities, fresh fish, home-made pastries. Two cosy dining rooms, one with a large fireplace. Group bookings only. In fine weather, meals are served on the terrace, in the calm shade by the pool. Non-smoking hotel, Wi-Fi and swimming pool reserved for hotel use.

La Patte d'Oie is a restaurant that processes quality produce, including a much-loved local speciality: duck. But that's not all. The dishes are generous and David and Laurence are very welcoming. The restaurant has a games room with table football, billiards and darts.

Relaxation and tranquillity in this small detached house with access to 17 hectares of parkland planted with trees and laid out for walks. Set in a huge park (to be shared with the owners and tenants of the large gîte) where you can stroll in peace and quiet, you will be located 5km from the Sainte-Foy-de-Peyrolières fishing lake and Saint-Lys, where you will find all the shops and services. This cosy little gîte also has its own private terrace. The house adjoins the former wine storehouse, which is now empty. This property was divided between the main house, the wine storehouse, the forge and an adjoining farm, and covered more than 70 hectares. It has been in the Levrat family for over 70 years. Ideally located, 30km west of the historic centre of Toulouse and 17km from the Isle-Jourdain leisure centre in the Gers (swimming, wake-boarding, etc.). Muret, with its Bonnets swimming lake, and the Aqualudia water park are 20km away. Zoo African Safari is 10km away. The La Ramée leisure centre (swimming lake and golf course) is 20km away. Single-storey gîte: entrance leading to kitchen and dining area, 2 bedrooms (1 double bed 140x190cm) (1 single bed 90x190cm), shower room with WC. Electric heating. No barbecue. Private parking. Fibre optic internet access. Minimum 14-night booking. Arrivals/Departures on weekdays between 8.30am and 9am and from 5pm in the evening. 10% discount for 21 consecutive nights or more. Other gîte for 5 people on site. Please note that, depending on weather conditions, the grass in the park may be high. A gardener may have to cut this grass during your stay, you will be warned. When you arrive, an outbuilding is being rebuilt and construction machinery may make noise at reasonable hours.

Small house detached from the château, set in 17 hectares of parkland, ideal for walks Set in a huge park (to be shared with the owners and tenants of the small gîte) where you can stroll in peace and quiet, you will be located 5km from the Sainte-Foy-de-Peyrolières fishing lake and Saint-Lys, where you will find all the shops and services. This bright, well-equipped gîte also has its own private terrace and garden. The interior has been designed by the owners, with an original living room featuring a bar separating the lounge area from the kitchen. The house adjoins the old forge where Monique's family used to prepare their trotting horses. This property was in fact divided between the main house, the wine storehouse, the forge and an adjoining farm, and covered more than 70 hectares. It has been in the Levrat family for over 70 years. Ideally located, 30km west of the historic centre of Toulouse and 17km from the Isle-Jourdain leisure centre in the Gers (swimming, wake-boarding, etc.). Muret, with its Bonnets swimming lake, and the Aqualudia water park are 20km away. Zoo African Safari is 10km away. The La Ramée leisure centre (swimming lake and golf course) is 20km away. Ground floor: large living room (fireplace and 1 x 90cm bed) with open-plan kitchen opening onto a terrace. First floor: mezzanine, 2 bedrooms (2 single beds 90cm) (2 single beds 90cm), bathroom, WC. Electric heating. Parking, fibre internet access. Minimum 14-night booking. Arrivals/Departures on weekdays between 8.30am and 9am and from 5pm in the evening. 10% discount from 21 consecutive nights included. Other gîte for 3 people on site. Please note that, depending on weather conditions, the grass in the park may be high. A gardener may have to cut this grass during your stay, you will be warned. When you arrive, an outbuilding is being rebuilt and construction machinery may make noise at reasonable hours.