You can enjoy peace and quiet within the property itself, or escape along the famous canal du Midi for some very nice bike rides, under the shade of plane trees lining its banks; in the heart of Montagne Noire for those who love hiking; around the lake of Saint-Ferréol and its water sports centre; and of course Rigole de la Plaine (dug during the 17th century), a 15 km long bike trail between Revel and the lake of Lenclas, at the foot of Saint-Félix-du-Lauragais. It is a very pleasant and shady route open to cyclists, which winds gently downhill through restful landscapes dotted with fields of rape, windmills and sunflowers.
History and culture lovers can visit Sorèze, its Abbey-school and Glass museum, the castle and ramparts of the medieval city of Carcassonne, or discover Toulouse, the pink city, its Cité de l'espace, its Aeronautics museum or its dinosaur museum, which will delight children and adults alike.
History and culture lovers can visit Sorèze, its Abbey-school and Glass museum, the castle and ramparts of the medieval city of Carcassonne, or discover Toulouse, the pink city, its Cité de l'espace, its Aeronautics museum or its dinosaur museum, which will delight children and adults alike.
Be inspired by a visit to the timeless city of Cordes-sur-Ciel (a veritable book of art and history set in stone), but also to the episcopal city of Albi, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its Sainte-Cécile cathedral (the largest brick cathedral in the world with a striking collection of frescoes and sculptures) or Toulouse Lautrec museum, its gardens and the Berbie Palace (one of the best preserved episcopal complexes in France).
As for the numerous open-air markets, they will delight your taste buds, notably the market of Revel under its belfry with local products and the identity of the south-west.