It took us over 15 minutes just to book a massage and spa access at the reception, very poor service. Lovely ladies who gave us a massage but it wasn't very good quality at all, especially for the price. Upon entering the spa we were turned away because my partners swimming shorts were too big! Not a very enjoyable day out

Mixed feelings about this place. The new Hammams are great and the new sauna...but the Jacuzzi was rubbish. Not bubbly enough or warm enough. Too long in between cycles of the water jets in the pools too. A nice way to spend a couple of hours though.

Although it wasn't at all in poor condition the pool has undergone major refurb with the addition of extra facilities. Good and efficient welcome. If only we could replace the cantine with a lounge terrace and bar/snack a little more sophisticated

Didn't allow us in with normal UK swimming trunks and the water is not a natural thermal but chlorinated swimming pool. No good reason for their rules. Fortunately they did give us a refund.

Good special @ €16 for 3 hrs. Needed a bit more guidance in English as I did not know what facilities were available exactly other than pools.

Spacious, clean , great receptionist.

Cure

(Translated by Google) Canoe activity carried out with my daughter and my grandchildren on 12/08, as well as the pony ride for the children (9 and 6 years old). Concerning the canoe, accessibility needs to be reviewed because it is moderately maintained. The vests are dirty as are the canoes, knowing that it is in the middle of nature, but we can see that the maintenance leaves something to be desired. The floating pontoon is frankly not great but with the help of an employee it can be done... The walk itself is not very interesting, nothing special to see. Getting out of the canoe could have been complicated but thanks to a kind dad and his family, everything went well. No employee to help... Regarding the pony ride, it proved difficult. Three ponies are offered, one small and two large. The little one left first with a dad and his child. We were offered the two older ones, who were a little upset because their friend had left... My grandchildren were equipped with riding bombs, without a charlotte underneath. Hygiene not respected. The walk quickly stopped because it was difficult for us to guide the animals due to their agitation and we made the children get off... The person who owned the horses left with my granddaughter but my grandson did not want to come back because he was afraid. The results of this day are really passable and it's a shame. It's been years since I came and nothing has changed or evolved. The site is not maintained, it is regrettable... (Original) Activité canoë effectuée avec ma fille et mes petits enfants le 12/08, ainsi que la balade à poney pour les enfants (9 et 6 ans). Concernant le canoë, l'accessibilité est à revoir car moyennement entretenue. Les gilets sont sales ainsi que les canoës, tout en sachant que c'est en pleine nature, mais on voit bien que l'entretien laisse à désirer. Le ponton flottant n'est franchement pas génial mais avec l'aide d'un employé ça peut passer... La balade en elle-même est sans grand intérêt, rien de particulier à voir. La sortie du canoë aurait pu être compliquée mais grâce à un gentil papa et sa famille, tout s'est bien passé. Pas d'employé pour aider... Concernant la balade à poney, cela s'est avéré difficile. Trois poneys sont proposés, un petit et deux grands. Le petit est parti en premier avec un papa et son enfant. On nous a proposé les deux grands, qui étaient un peu énervés car leur copain était parti... Mes petits enfants ont été équipés de bombes d'équitation, sans charlotte en dessous. Hygiène non respectée. La balade s'est vite arrêtée car il nous a été difficile de guider les animaux en raison de leur agitation et nous avons fait descendre les enfants... La personne, propriétaire des chevaux, est repartie avec ma petite fille mais mon petit-fils n'a pas voulu remonter car il a eu peur. Le bilan de cette journée est vraiment passable et c'est dommage. Cela fait des années que j'étais venue et rien n'a changé ou évolué. Le site n'est pas entretenu, c'est regrettable...

(Translated by Google) For a very good Wednesday afternoon, park with courses for all ages, very welcoming, perfect advice, thank you, we recommend (Original) Pour un mercredi après-midi très bien parc avec des parcours pour tous les âges très bon accueil conseil parfait merci on recommande

(Translated by Google) (School trip). Attentive staff. Very educational with the children (22 students) despite the blazing sun. A wonderful experience. The children were delighted. One small drawback: they don't have Freezbees for disc golf for groups. (Original) ( sortie scolaire). Personnel à l'écoute. Très pédagogue avec les enfants (22 élèves) malgré le soleil de plomb. Belle découverte. Les enfants étaient ravis. Petit bémol : pour les groupes ils manquent des freezbee pour le disc golf.

(Translated by Google) Wanted to go scootering but unfortunately there were only 3 present. We should have made a reservation (we had not seen it on the website, our mistake). But understood that they never had 4. So then disc golf. Was very disappointing. Only 9 small jobs were finished within half an hour. Always find it strange that a tourist attraction does not speak English. She did try! Very sweet. A place with so much potential, but this was just not very special. perhaps for people with small children (Original) Wilden steppen maar helaas waren er maar 3 aanwezig. Hadden we moeten reserveren (hadden wij niet gezien op de website onze fout). Maar begreep dat ze er nooit 4 hadden. Dus toen disc golf. Viel erg tegen. Maar 9 kleine banen, waren binnen half uurtje klaar. Vind het altijd bijzonder dat een toeristische attractie geen Engels spreekt. Ze probeerde het wel! Erg lief. Een plek met zoveel potentie maar dit was gewoon niet heel bijzonder. wellicht wel voor mensen met kleine kinderen

(Translated by Google) Friendly welcome. But... Having not tested the other activities, we can only confirm that the mini golf course was absolutely not maintained. I find this a shame during this period of ascent (where there is generally a large crowd). 2 people went behind us to sweep and take photos... But it was too late, our route was done. I would also add that I saw a gentleman in a wheelchair who could not access the snack bar, neither from the front nor from behind (no ramp and several steps). I have the photos but we can't publish... Surprising? (Original) Accueil sympathique. Mais... N'ayant pas testé les autres activités, nous pouvons juste confirmer que le mini golf n'était absolument pas entretenu. Je trouve cela dommage en cette période d'ascension ( où généralement il y a une forte affluence). 2 personnes sont passées derrière nous pour balayer et prendre des photos ... Mais c'était trop tard, notre parcours était fait. Je rajouterai également avoir aperçu un Monsieur en fauteuil roulant ne pouvant accéder au snack, ni par devant, ni par derrière ( pas de rampe et plusieurs marches). J' ai les photos mais on ne peut pas publier ... Surprenant ?

(Translated by Google) Incredible course, just watch out for some boards that leave from time to time, but otherwise great welcome, incredible team (Matheo helped us a lot) thanks again it was great (Original) Incroyable parcours juste attention à quelle que planche qui parte de temps en temps mais sinon super accueil équipe incroyable (Matheo nous a beaucoup aidé) merci encore c’était super

(Translated by Google) We love Cap Cauderoue. There are plenty of activities that the whole family will enjoy. Obviously tree climbing in complete safety. The catapult is also very popular, the pedal kart is very fun. When younger, the children loved going on pony rides in the pine forest. The barefoot trail is also very pleasant. And yesterday, we tested the canoe: the Gelise was in good water. It’s very nice even if there isn’t really anywhere to take a short break before reaching the Moulin des Deux Tours in Barbaste. The setting is really very pleasant and beautiful. The teams are always great! The director is keen to develop activities and maintain the establishment impeccably. He made good recruitments. We already had to be helped up to the heights of the treetop adventure: always great. (Original) On adore Cap Cauderoue. Il y a plein d’activités qui plaisent à toute la famille. Évidemment l’accrobranche en toute sécurité. La catapulte plaît énormément aussi, le kart à pédale très amusant. Plus petits, les enfants aimaient faire la balade à poney dans la pinède. Le sentier pied nus très agréable aussi. Et hier, nous avons testé le canoë : la Gelise était bien en eau. C’est très chouette même s’il n’y a pas vraiment d’endroit où faire une petite pause avant d’atteindre le moulin des deux Tours à Barbaste. Le cadre est vraiment très agréable et beau. Les équipes sont toujours super ! Le directeur a à cœur de développer les activités et d’entretenir impeccablement l’établissement. Il procédé à de bons recrutements. On a déjà dû être aidés dans les hauteurs de l’accrobranche: toujours super.

Really informative visit and well curated space. Audio guide gave lots of growing history and heritage context to this proud growing provenance. Doesn't take ages to see it all, but definitely a short and sweet excursion. We would recommend to people in the area. Some great products available to buy in the shop too.

Interesting place, the process of making prunes is impressive. Nice products to take home.

Really lovely selfguided tour with audio guide headsets and a tasting at the end. Learnt that "Agen Prunes" are called that because that was where they were shipped from. Feel annoyed for Villeneuve area where they are actually grown! Lots of other interesting insights to be had as well as 'silly photo' opportunities using the cardboard cut out face tableau. The Prunes in Eau De Vie from the shop are AMAZING. Weighed a tonne but still brought sone home on flight 😁

We visited last week and my family enjoyed it and my kids learns a lot from the museum to the video watching and tasting and shopping their products. We wanted to enjoy the corn maze too but we can't stand the heat so we decided to finish our journey and co back early. But yeah all are good and stuff are very accomodating. Thankyou! My kids said it was their favorite part of our holiday trip.

Stayed on this great plum museum, farm and shop. You can have electricity for your moterhome for 5 euros including water and toilets. Very good museum

Over priced for what it is and not great for English speakers. €30 for a family of 6 and that didn't include the maze. Guide is in English but then film is in french with German subtitles. The tasting was lovely

Super place to visit. Interesting museum, excellent produce, I especially liked the prune and armagnac ice cream! But you do need deep pockets for most products.

Old historic Cathedral. The Bandas food festival on this weekend 7th - 10th May 2025.

Beautiful and peaceful. Loved it

Very beautiful place!

From as early as the 7th century there has been a church on this site and the current Gothic-style Cathédrale dates from the 17th century but restored in the 19th century. It's voluminous inside with large vaulted ceilings and beautifully naturally lit through the many stunning stained glass windows. The choir and walls are lined with ornate carvings. It's a must visit.

Beautiful old church. Came to see the 4 musketeer statue

A beautiful building, I really like the details and its color, you must visit it if you are in Condom

If you're take a look in this simple but very elegant church. Very nice stained glass.

Beautiful gardens, amazing diversity water lilies and an extraordinary selection of frogs! This garden offers a lovely tranquil environment and a really good restaurant in the grounds. I didn't visit the museum, but look forward to using my annual pass (only 1€ more than the day entry) to go back and visit that too.

Wonderful water lilies gardens and other water plants. This is the place where Monet bought his water lilies in 1894. 3 ha of ponds and gardens and and water garden centre.On Sunday night dinners with music during summer months. At dinner time,music was superb so was the location.But unfortunately there were not enough staff and food to cater for not very large number of people(sic)Big let down.Maybe lunch would work better.And we traveled specially for the set dinner and music,it was disappointing.Ruined by total lack of management.

Great to see so much waterlillies and lotus. Wel spend visit

Bought over 550 euros of water lilies and lotus in 2023, ordered the lotus in the November for delivery the following April - 4 lotus arrived but one plant failed, contacted Latour-Marliac in July 2024 and they told me they would not refund my money for the plant but would send me a replacement for April 2025. I felt it prudent to ask for a bill of sale for the free plant - just in case I was forgotten as I had to wait 10 months for the replacement. April came and passed and when I contacted the company in May it took 3 or 4 weeks to get a reply for them to say they had lost my order and the lotus that I was promised was no longer available so they agreed to send me a different type. That plant never arrived and when I complained again I was told they would give me a store voucher! I refused and demanded a refund and finally it arrived today in my bank. Now bearing in mind in my eyes I had spent quite a bit of money on plants for my lakes, the customer service was not that great and I felt a little cheated I had to wait 10 months for a replacement plant that never arrived only to be then asked if I wanted a voucher to spend again ........ Apart from the one plant that did not sprout any life I was very happy with the quality of the plants and the way they were packaged ....just let down by the customer service.

Reasonable food, no dressing on salad of one dish. But extremely long waiting time, with other tables that arrived much later being served. With 3 kids at the table this not got service!!!

Amazing history, about he supplied Van Gogh with lillies

Beautiful Lilly gardens, let down by the unhelpful and unwelcoming restaurant/cafe staff. After we tried to book in advance there was no reply we arrived 1330 (entrance sign stated 1330-1500 lunch) we were informed it wasn’t possible, even with a number of empty tables.

Unfortunately there has been restoration work for several months, that why I would give three stars only, so I didn't feel like paying a fee this time especially in accordance with the last paragraph of Article 17 of the French 1905 law, access to the parish church (the collegiate church in this case) does not have to be paid for : "The visit of the buildings and the exhibition of listed movable objects will be public : they may not give rise to any tax or fee." Access to the outbuildings (tower and other) may be. You can therefore visit the church alone without having to pay ! Nevertheless, this splendid collegiate church, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful buildings in the Gers region. Its 14th-century square and octagonal towers impose their solemnity in the very center of the village. The architectural ensemble is the result of the project of Arnaud d'Aux, a local boy, son of a wealthy lord, who became a very influential cardinal at the papal court of Clement V (based in Avignon). In 1314, then private consul to King Edward II of England, he undertook the construction of this heritage jewel. A cloister, whose sculpted Romanesque capitals can be admired, was added in 1320. The entrance (to the north of the building) once provided direct access. Today, it is reached via the tourist office. A breathtaking view awaits you, a timeless journey into Southern Gothic style and preserved solemnity. Between the arches, sculptures, painted walls, and vaults of the single-nave church, the climb to the bell tower, its two octagonal towers (one of which contains a secret passage with a double-spiral staircase), everything is absolutely magnificent. As you move up the floors, you can finally admire the sacristy frescoes, which have been restored and made accessible (until now they were visible behind a gate). The patrol path and the gardens remain mysterious, filled with a historical aura that sends shivers down your spine. The view from the top takes you to an endless horizon ...

Wonderful location, steeped in history. Very worthy of the World Heritage status. Perfect spiritual stop over for pilgrims on the Compastella de Santiago.

Built in the early 14th century, this collegiate church is well worth a visit, however, be prepared for a hard climb up and down the steep spiral stairs to make this trip worthwhile.

nice pice of history

Imposing building with unusual architecture. The guide is very enthusiastic.

Just beautiful!

(Translated by Google) Free visit with a map, visit possible with audio guide or guide. Very well maintained. Affordable price. You have to hold on to climb to the top of one of the towers but it's worth it! The steps are not regular and we go up by the same stairs as we go down. The village is very pleasant to visit. Go looking for cat statues! Really, everything was lovely. (Original) Visite libre avec un plan, visite possible avec audio guide ou guide. Très bien entretenue. Tarif abordable. Il faut s'accrocher pour monter en haut d'une des tours mais ça vaut la peine ! Les marches ne sont pas régulières et on monte par les mêmes escaliers qu'on descend. Le village est très agréable à visiter. Aller à la recherche des statues de chats ! Vraiment, tout était charmant.

I am giving this park 4 stars to encourage it because we enjoyed ourselves and perhaps it needs encouragement. There were a couple of good rides, the water based ones were the best. However the other rides seem a little tired or perhaps there just weren't enough people. The gardens were beautiful but the toilets were bad. Somebody spent a lot of money to build this place back in the 1990s. In 2024 it felt unloved.

This theme park was fantastic for our children aged between 4 and 7! We all had great fun on the rides.Enough to keep them busy and small enough to see everything and go on things multiple times. They were too small for some of the bigger rides and needed adults with them on a lot of the rides. Thankfully we had enough adults to go with each child but this is something to be aware of. They are strict on their height restrictions and rules. Food vendors weren't brilliant. Food was average and service wasn't great but lots of places to enjoy a picnic if you're organised. We went to the water park for a while afterwards but that got closed due to a thunderstorm approaching. The only downside was that we were not offered a chance to return in the next few days due to this closure which might have been a kind gesture.

There's attractions for anyone. The only thing I don't reccomend are the slow pirate boats (the ones on water, not the swinging one, the swinging one is cool) since the time lenght of it and the pace you lose your patience at - however, I am an adrenaline hunter (my favourite ride is the six-times overhead spinning roller-coaster, seen in the first posted picture).

An enjoyable experience for my family. The space size is good. Not so cramp. Bring your own lunches there if possible. The queue to get your sandwich will take up 45minutes of your precious time.

Only used the amusement park portion and not the water park (which looked inviting). It was a nice place for a family outing mid-week during our summer break, and my 6-year-old (almost 7 years old) had the time of his life 🙏 You can bring your own food and picnic, there are lots of tables. But yes, as other reviewers have stated, some rides were out of order and parts of the park looked neglected and dilapidated. The best thing about it was that there weren't that many people so we didn't have to stand in a long line and we could ride the rides multiples of times. It is expensive for what it is but with the cost of living skyrocketing everywhere, I guess it is what it is. They will charge you 3.5 euros for a pony ride, 5 euros for parking and 10 euros for per digital download the photo they take of you during the rollercoaster rides. There is a sea lion show, which is a nice touch. Go during the weekday and stay late to avoid the crowds. Overall, a fun, family-friendly attraction if your expectations aren't too high. The bathrooms could be cleaner though.

A nice theme park. No overly challenging rides, but good for the kids. As it was early July and midweek there were no queues for anything. Only observation is that food is REALLY expensive (15-19 euros per person for a burger meal) however you can take in a picnic and it's no problem.

Nice and cooperative staff, stayed in line to buy the tickets and for some of the rides. Rode on all intense rides that were open and some more boring ones. Wanted to visit Thor's mine which didn't appear as closed on the website but at the park it was blocked. The best ride of the park was probably the Boomerang Price seems worth it for the amount of rides available and their quality.

The treatments we had, although short and expensive were very good. The pools were nice but I expected a little more for the price the hot tub in the garden needed replacement...we could barely get it to work. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the lovely women at the reception spoke good english to make up for our poor French. I wouldn't go again at that price but we enjoyed our tome there.

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(Translated by Google) I had the chance to enjoy a massage at Agenum Thermae with Jessica, and it was simply exceptional! 🌸 The location is beautiful and conducive to relaxation, but the real experience was the massage: Jessica has golden hands! It was, without exaggeration, one of the best massages I've ever had: both relaxing and deep, perfectly adapted to my needs. I left feeling completely relaxed and rejuvenated. Thanks again to Jessica 🫶🏻 (Original) J’ai eu la chance de profiter d’un massage au Agenum Thermae avec Jessica, et c’était tout simplement exceptionnel ! 🌸 Le lieu est magnifique et propice à la détente, mais la véritable expérience a été le massage : Jessica a des mains en or ! C’est sans exagérer l’un des meilleurs massages que j’ai pu faire : à la fois relaxant et profond, parfaitement adapté à mes besoins. Je suis ressortie complètement détendue et ressourcée. Merci encore à Jessica 🫶🏻

(Translated by Google) Disappointed by the private experience offered by aginum thermae, reduced to an hourly rate. - Sauna not airtight, preventing proper temperature rise. - Jacuzzi heavily chlorinated, stinging the eyes. - Basic shower stall. - No shower gel in the stall. - Toilet and changing stall separate from the room. - No hooks in the stalls to hang your clothes when changing. - Changing stall equipped only with a curtain. - Fruit juice mediocre. Otherwise, the jacuzzi was nice, as was the welcome... But the room was really too basic. (Original) Déçus par l'expérience privative proposée par aginum thermae ramené au tarif a l'heure - Sauna peu hermétique enpechant une montée correcte en température - Jaccuzi très chloré piquant les yeux - cabine de douche basique - pas de gel douche dans la cabine - WC et cabine pour se changer séparés de la salle - pas de crochet dans les cabines pour suspendre ses affaires quand on se change - cabine pour se changer équipé uniquement d'un rideau - jus de fruit bof Après sinon le jaccuzi était sympa, l'accueil aussi... Mais vraiment salle trop basique

(Translated by Google) We took 2 hours of free access to the thermal baths: when we arrived the lady didn't seem too happy to see us! She told us that yes there were quite a few people without smiling or anything... it was Wednesday August 14th at the end of the day, in short we still took access and the disappointment one throw out of two didn't work, so we reported the problem it took 1 hour 15 minutes to resolve their problem and we received 0 commercial gesture or even a discount it's not normal to run away (Original) On a pris 2 h de thermes en accès libre : en arrivant la dame avait pas trop l’air ravie de nous voir ! En nous disant que oui il y avait pas mal de monde sans sourire ni rien … c’était le mercredi 14 août en fin de journée, bref on prend quand même l’accès et la déception un jet sur 2 ne marcher pas, donc on a signalé le problème il a fallu 1 h15 pour résoudre leur problème et on a eu 0 geste commercial ni même remise c’est pas normal a fuir

(Translated by Google) For a first I am disappointed with my visit, discovered via Insta, I did not find what was sold! The welcome was very good, waited almost 10 minutes for them to bring me sandals and they ended up telling me that this wait counts in my paid time...after changing the rest 1 hour of swimming instead of 1h30... not all the jets work, outdoor spa to be reviewed (pitiful state) seen on the outside offices, no privacy in the showers, maybe review the locker system as well. I am really disappointed, having frequented SPAs, I do not necessarily recommend. (Original) Pour une première je suis déçus de mon passage, decouvert via Insta, je n ai pas retrouvé ce qui était vendu ! L accueil très bon, attendu près de 10mn que l on me ramène des sandales et on fini par me dire que cette attente compte dans mon temps payé...après change le reste 1h de baignade au lieu de 1h30... tous les jets ne fonctionnent pas, spa extérieur à revoir ( etat piteux) vu sur les bureaux extérieur, pas d intimité dans les douches, peut être revoir le système de casier également. Je suis vraiment déçu, pour avoir fréquenté des SPA, je ne recommande pas forcément.

One of the most beautiful views in the region 🙌🏼

Nice maintained basilisk with a good view. Don't forget to look on the back side for a cave and a view.

Peaceful and relective space for all in a position with a glorious view of the local countryside. Even for the non religious like me.

Well worth a visit, interesting, great views great town with good restaurants

Lovely, quintessential French village. Worth the trip.

Beautiful church beautiful village. Well worth a visit

Beautiful place.

Superb gothic cathedral

A UNESCO world heritage site. An outstanding cathedral with amazing wood carving and medieval stainless windows. Set in Auch, the capital of Gascoigne, there are wonderful medieval houses, a steep staircase that gives amazing views and a statue of D'Artangan as a tribute to the Alexander Dumas character who hailed from Auch.

Beautiful, such a big cathedral with a lot of details, really worth to climb all those stairs to see it

Wow. Amazing place. Started building around 890. 200 years later they have thos MASSIVE church.

Pretty massive building, very huge! Like the cologne Dom in Germany! Helpful guy got me a stamp in my Credencial. Not nice was the kind of merchandising the church did. Selling everything for a penny.

Lovely cathedral well worth a visit.

Very nice cathedral. Took 200 years to build resulting in a mix of styles. Beautiful stained glass.

Superb museum on the origins and history of Foie Gras production, very informative and well presented. Lovely friendly staff, great produce all produced on-site. Friday morning s are market day with food stalls and activities.

Nice little market every Friday, with lots of local products, food, and kids games. Even poneys rides. Recommended. 👍

A great place to learn about the Foie Gras and its history over the centuries. Nice tasting session after the visit. If you ask at reception, even the video in the auditorium will have an English translation. Nice place to spend a few hours.

Great place for lunch and an interesting museum

Try to be there on the days they roast in the gardens! Or enjoy a fantastic lunch over there after visiting the museum!

A great experience! Always worth a visit anyway - you can learn a lot about foie gras and its production in a beautiful environment, and the products are superb. The farmers' market on fridays in summer is a lovely day out, with superb gastronomic delights!

Great place where you can taste foie gras of course, but also french fries cooked with duck fat and a lot of other gorgeous things. There are many places where you can sit but better come before 11am.

It is situated on the top of a very high hill. 1st gear all the way for 1kms. Chateau is nice but bare of much interest inside. 30 minutes to get a good tour. 46 minutes everything.

Fantastic place with lots of history. Great guide with lots of information. Worth a visit to see the garden's.

The tour guide was delightful. Very interesting tapestries and the garrison is cool. Very worth the time.

Was only delivering some costumes so didn't see much but what did see I would definitely say it would be worth a visit

Loved every minute of the self guided tour! A must see

Absolute stunning location

Excellent afternoon !

This is a really stunning example of a defensive castle. There are really well informed tour guides if you want to understand the place in all it’s glory, but equally a well signed and annotated route if you want to be self guided. It’s also a venue for theatre which friends have told me is extremely good. Well worth the time for a visit…

This was a surprise find. The ruined chateau lies in an idyllic valley setting, surrounded by forest. The local department has sensitively restored the ruins with a light touch. It’s a defensive structure and its elements have been retained. The signage, information, brochures and audio guides are very professional and comprehensive and are in French and English. And it doesn’t shut for lunch!! Lovely helpful staff, too. There is a delightful wooded picnic area, clean toilet facilities and parking. We were delighted to visit it, and fully recommend making the effort to visit. You won’t be disappointed.

Must see castle. Not overly restored and the route through the castle is very well thought through.

Beautiful castle, there are info signs everywhere, you can scan a qr code for more information or can get a guide. We went with our dog (which was allowed, yay!) and had an amazing time.

Incredible medieval fortress at the top of a hill with a small, quaint village surrounding it. Expect to walk, but worth the effort.

Loved walking around and getting a feel for what it would have been like, great detailed pamphlet

Must be seen, romance with stones and history, just love it

Beautiful and peaceful place

What a beautiful light show for the community. Sunday evening stroll gave us this. Thank you Moissac for a wonderful evening.

How heavenly beautiful is this portal and the church. We were very unlucky because the cloitre was closed from 12:00 to 14:00 and there was no time left to wait any longer. We had arrived at 12:00. The portal is great and impressing. A masterpiece of sculpture. Don't forget to study the 4 vices at the left side and the 4 virtues at the right side. There was a Portuguese ceremony in the church for the celebration of the Virgin Marie's appearance in Fatima on 13 May 1917.

A beautiful, peaceful abbey with some lovely restaurants/bars with outdoor seating in the square adjacent.

Peaceful renovated place Entrance of the basilic itself is free and worth a glance Then behind you have access to the main “garden area” full of history. Entrance fee is 6,50€ for adult Without self audio guide (supplement). But paper sheet information guides you theough the area as well as other nice rooms full of displays and narratives about the architecture

beautiful church built on older buildings which existed around 650ad with a pre Roman altar contemporary to that see pictures

Peaceful, well kept and interesting place to visit. I did visit in May and it was not busy. The architecture is impressive, and the detail on every column is very interesting.

A breathtaking marvel of engineering, where every viewing angle is spectacular!

Awesome! Canal over river.

A marvel of French engineering!

French canals are a thing to discover. If it weren’t for our local friends we wouldn’t have discovered it. Quick, anytime you are around ask for the ‘Canal du Midi’ and go right away. Time stops and the moments feel like years.

great 😊

Perfect place to come in bike or just running, you can see the rest of the city of Moissac and the boats who want to enter in the city.

One of the most beautiful places I have ever seen.

I was truly speechless when I saw this nearly 700-year-old bridge. Its history and architectural beauty are simply breathtaking. We took our time walking around it to admire it from every angle, appreciating the stunning bridge.

This bridge is absolutely beautiful and amazing to see how high this is too. Also encountered a very friendly cat. It’s all free to visit and there are free parking spaces about 5 minute walk away.

Take your time to look at more than the bridge, the museum is well worth a visit and it's well worth looking around. It would be good walking country, but not in the heat.

I loved my walk and visit to this lovely medieval stone Bridge with its nice views down the river and the surrounding hillsides. Its very close to the town and has plenty of walking path from either side of the river Lot. The bridge is in great condition and well maintained. Highly recommend.

Just incredible and so well preserved! I recommend you visit this place after sunset to appreciate it when all lit up and reflecting on the water below!

Absolutely beautiful bridge, stunning views from it either side and free to visit. Highly recommend

Aire in the the town only has 3 bays, suitable for small vans. Large car park ,about 15 mins walk to bridge. Can stay overnight but very basic and shared with cars.

Activities getting a bit tired, upkeep could be improved. Not the best in the region but ok

Not too many people during school holidays in April. Security is very good. Very good for teenagers and adult. All activities are closed during lunch time from 12:30 to 13:30 (it was not the peak season). Parking is a little bit small. We enjoyed.

Friendly staff and organized place. We only did 10 accrobranche lines but that was enough to keep us busy for the afternoon. The safety system was easy to use. It was always clear where to hook up. Food and drink prices where acceptable. Acceptance fee seems high compared to others but is well worth it.

Tepacap is amusement park based on climbing through trees and rope bridges using harnesses for safety. Staff were very friendly and a great day out for a family or group of friends kids under 8 will struggle and need to be over 1.2 meters in hight. Only a 30/45 minute's drive from Toulouse. Great day out highly recommend

Great place, good value for money with a lovely cafe for lunch. Two very tired children and one very very tired dad

Very nice place to have fun. The staff is kind and listening !

A good range of options for all levels and the while family.

A beautiful and inspiring experience. Plan to spend an hour or more slowly exploring this immense building. There are lots of ‘individual chapel’ areas around the inside walls each with a different purpose, story or history. Lots to read and contemplate and maybe reflect upon.

A masterpiece of architecture in Cahors, well worth a brief visit. I walked into a Sunday afternoon service and there would have been live classical concert in the evening hosted at the cathedral for free. The building is situated in the beautiful old town of picturesque Cahors. The ceiling paintings are breathtaking and the many colourful glass windows are wrapping the church's interior into a nice ambiance.

Cahors is a beautiful little fortresses city South West France very peaceful Good food good wine.. Cahors wine market Saturday morning and Wednesday morning Cahors got a beautiful bridge the Valentre good place to go for a weekend and holiday close to Toulouse and the pyrenees mountains close to the sea with Biscaross Dune du Pyla close the district les Landes Let's go to Occitanie for your holiday

Magnificent displays of Religious architectural delights. Not much room in the inn though, for the rather drunk local 🤔

Beautiful Cathedral in every way. Go to see the headpiece of Christ's burial cloths. On display for the 900 yr anniversary.

Nice cathedral located in central cahors. Has some modern stained glass windows.

Not quite the best but a good example of these grand cathedrals.

You're welcome even you are beginning riding horses or just looking for a ride for your children or an expert horse rider.Near Bouccone forest you enjoy nature and freshness under the big trees.

Very good welcome and explanations

(Translated by Google) This club is great, I went on a day hike with very good horses, a nice instructor, swimming with our horses was really enjoyable given the heat! My 2 and 4 year old daughters also ride baby pony and everything has always gone well. I recommend ++ (Original) Ce club est super j'ai fait une randonnée d'une journée avec de très bons chevaux, une monitrice sympa, la baignade avec nos montures était vraiment appréciable au vu de la chaleur ! Mes filles de 2 et 4 ans font également du baby poney et tout s'est toujours bien passé. Je recommande ++

(Translated by Google) We went horseback riding for the first time and everything went really well. The host Olivia knew how to put us at ease with good humor. It was a very pleasant moment, we will come back! (Original) Nous avons pour la première fois fait une balade à cheval et tout s'est super bien passé. L'animatrice Olivia a su nous mettre à l'aise avec bonne humeur. C'était un moment très agréable, nous reviendrons !

(Translated by Google) We were able to enjoy a private 1-hour horseback ride for 6 people, and it was a truly wonderful activity. We thank Marie, the instructor who welcomed us and accompanied us on this ride. She was great with the children and adults alike, allowing us to fully enjoy the experience. The horses and ponies are excellent and well-treated. We'll be back for more rides. Go for it, without hesitation. (Original) Nous avons pu profiter d’une balade à cheval privé, d’1 heure, pour 6 personnes et c’était vraiment super comme activité. Nous remercions Marie, la monitrice qui nous a accueillie et accompagné lors de cette balade. Elle était super avec les enfants, comme avec les grands et cela nous a permis de profiter de ce moment. Les chevaux et poneys sont top et bien traité. On reviendras plus souvent faire des balades. Allez-y, foncé sans aucune hésitation.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful first experience for my 2.5-year-old daughter and me! When we arrived, we were captivated by the place: vast meadows, lots of space, and the stables and facilities looked very large and well-maintained! The horses and ponies seemed to be doing really well there! Then, we were warmly welcomed by Marilou, an instructor who explained everything very clearly (kind, energetic, funny, and shared her very interesting knowledge about horses!). We let ourselves be guided by Marilou, and it was truly wonderful. My daughter was delighted, and so was I! The warm-up laps, some games, and then a wonderful ride, ending with the pony brushing ☺️ Honestly, we had a blast! We loved the place, Marilou, and the content of the ride! Thanks again, we'll be back soon! 😍 We were a little late, but Marilou reassured us. (Original) Une magnifique première expérience pour ma fille de 2 ans et demi et moi! Lorsque nous arrivons, nous sommes conquis par le lieu, des près très vastes, beaucoup d’espace, les écuries et équipements ont l’air très grands et bien entretenus ! Les chevaux et poneys ont l’air d’y être vraiment très bien! Ensuite, nous avons été chaleureusement accueillies par Marilou, monitrice qui explique très clairement les choses( gentille; dynamique, drôle et qui partage son savoir sur les chevaux très intéressant! Nous nous sommes laissées guider par Marilou et véritablement c’était trop chouette ma fille était ravie et moi aussi ! Les petites tours d’échauffement, des petits jeux puis une très belle balade pour finir par le brossage du poney ☺️ Honnêtement, nous nous sommes régalées! que ce soit le lieu, Marilou et le contenu de la balade nous avons a-d-o-r-e! Merci encore, nous reviendrons bientôt ! 😍 Nous étions un peu en retard mais Marilou nous a rassurées.

(Translated by Google) A lovely walk in the heart of the forest. Thanks to Marie for her explanations, her good humor, and her energy! :) We'll definitely be back ^^ (Original) Belle balade en plein cœur de la forêt. Merci à Marie pour ses explications, sa bonne humeur et son dynamisme ! :) Nous reviendrons certainement ^^

Very interesting museum. More of an art gallery. Some great Boudelle sculptures and a whole series of Venetian School art. Not my taste but interesting in their own right. The building has beautiful ceilings

The recently renovated building is almost as lovely as the collections it holds! A truly impressive and educational collection of a local artist's work. Amazing collection of sketches and models of works that grace both the US and UK national galleries plus many more. The spaces and exhibits for the temporary shows equally impressive. A must visit in Montaubon!

It is a beautiful building showcasing some fantastic art. A good mixture of paintings and sculptures, with one room dedicated to the sketches of Ingres. Finished the trip with a visit to the cafe for tea and a pastry.

I loved this museum for the permanent collection of both Ingres and Bourdelle and found the collection interesting and educational.

This museum is very interesting and depicting the correlation between the two artists Ingres and Bourdelle which is very interesting to understand. As well, the museum shows the personal collection of arts and drawings from Ingres which provides a strong perspective on Ingres' creation process.

Excellent art museum close to the centre of Montauban. It is the first time I have revisited it since the renovations and they seem to have done a very good job. All the exhibits are well displayed too. I particularly enjoyed the basement area in what felt like an old chapel. Many nice displays, some quite amusing. Recommended.

Truly amazing. Beautifully restored, an absolute jewel. Go and visit it. The town is a bonus wirh that marvellous square in the centre.

Please like and follow. Place national is surrounded by beautiful stores and covered and open air small streets. A charming place

The Place Nationale Montauban is an absolute gem that encapsulates the town’s lively spirit and rich culture. Surrounded by a plethora of charming cafés and restaurants, the square offers a delightful array of culinary experiences. Whether you’re in the mood for a quick coffee or a leisurely meal, the establishments here provide swift service without compromising on quality. At the center of the plaza lies a beautiful fountain, a focal point that adds to the square’s allure. It’s not just a visual treat; the fountain serves as a gathering spot where children joyfully play, their laughter adding a cheerful soundtrack to the ambiance. This lively scene brings a sense of community and warmth that’s truly infectious. The plaza’s atmosphere is both vibrant and welcoming, making it an ideal spot for both locals and visitors to relax and soak in the town’s charm. Whether you’re enjoying a meal, people-watching, or simply basking in the lively environment, the Place Nationale Montauban an experience that’s both delightful and memorable. ⸻ If you’re planning a visit to Montauban, make sure to spend some time at the Place Nationale Montauban or. It’s more than just a square; it’s the pulsating heart of the town where culture, community, and cuisine come together beautifully. 

Hi all, before to start to describe this place, think about how little we know about what surrounds us? Very beautiful area and if you order a guide who just an hour or a little more will tell you about the history of all the places and buildings and people who lived in this city you will understand how much surrounds us. I would highly recommend you to visit the city of Montauban.

Great, smaller town square with deep brick arch colonnades, ideal in hit weather. Bars and street food all around, and a fantastic squirting/misting water ' fountain' area for the kids to play in and get wet.

Montauban - Lovely space with atmospheric water feature, lots of busy cafes and restaurants

Lovely little square to pass the day, bars coffee shops & restaurants to suit all

It was great. We had a meal on a terrasse near by.

The garden is beautiful. Lovely places to sit and different areas to walk near water, fountains, under shade and in the open. Always tonnes of people working on improvements! Lovely vibe!!!!!

Beautiful gardens. Sometimes quite busy but fun to watch everyone posing on the bridge. Other times very quiet and tranquil.

A wonderful gem in Toulouse. The Japanese garden is done wonderfully and has a little Japanese house which explains the design of the garden. There’s a little bridge with fish in the pond. There’s also a raked zen garden. A tranquil place.

The garden itself is really peaceful and well-kept, with a nice layout that makes it easy to wander around and enjoy the scenery. It didn’t feel too crowded despite being a weekend. Overall, a really pleasant spot to relax for a bit if you’re in the area.

This is a traditional Japanese garden located within Jardin Compans-Caffarelli. Modeled after the gardens of Kyoto, it was created in 1990 and named in honor of Pierre Baudis, the city’s mayor at the time. The garden faithfully recreates key elements of Japanese landscaping, including a red arched bridge, bonsai trees, a sand garden, bamboo groves, stone lanterns, and a koi pond. It offers a serene, exotic retreat within the urban landscape, inviting visitors to enjoy a moment of peace and harmony in the heart of the city.

really enjoyed this little garden only small area is actually Japanese. There is a small pond with Koi fish and turtle which is interesting to see. there's a Japanese building on the on the pond which provides shade and some minimal seating. Be careful as some paths are made out of stone and uneven so better in mind if you're going with elderly however most of them are flat.

A really nice garden on the west side of Toulouse near the Canal du Midi. The Japanese gardens are very nice.

It is a nice and clean church, both the exterior and interior are beautiful, it was a pleasure to visit this church during a day trip to Toulouse and a walk around the city center. When we entered the church, young girls and boys were singing religious songs and a good spiritual atmosphere was created. The church was relatively quiet and had the necessary peace. I personally felt very good and I hope you will also have a good experience visiting this church.

The basilica is one of the largest Romanesque-style churches in Europe and a major landmark of Toulouse. Construction began around 1080 and continued through the 13th century. The building reflects a pure Romanesque design with later Gothic additions, combining red brick with pale stone. Its most iconic feature is the 64-meter octagonal bell tower, a defining element of the city’s skyline.

This is a truly mind blowing cathedral. It is the largest remaining Romanesque church in the world. Its soaring barrel voltage ceiling gives a sense of space and majesty. There are wonderful statues and some incredible fresco paintings which have survived hundreds of years. I must see when in this city.

Beautiful architecture. We were lucky that there was a wedding ceremony when we entered so we got to hear the organ play live which was amazing. The entrance is free. Highly recommend a visit.

A more grandiose cathedral, visible from many parts of the city because of the distinctive tower. The access was limited when we visited because there was a service on.

Mast seen Landmark of Christian medieval architecture. Free entrance. Take your time to visit and discover all parts of basilica.

Definitely worth a visit if you’re in Toulouse. It is free to enter for all.

The Convent of the Jacobins in Toulouse is a beautiful and peaceful place. The interior is striking, with its elegant brick columns and calm atmosphere. Although the exterior is currently under renovation, it’s still well worth a visit. Built in the 13th century by the Dominican Order, it holds great historical and spiritual significance, especially as the resting place of Saint Thomas Aquinas.

This is an incredibly beautiful building. It’s worth taking a couple of hours just to enjoy the building aside from anything on display. The exhibitions are incredible and the acoustic for music amazing. The gardens are just so gorgeous. Make sure you allow enough time to visit.

Along with the cathedral, this is a must see in Toulouse. It is five euros for adults to enter, but it is absolutely worth it. With the restoration work that is going on the exterior. The entrance is via the refractory. In here, several of the lunettes have been removed from the walls and are being restored on the ground. The church chapter house and other areas are absolutely fascinating. There are many audiovisual guides which explain some of the amazing architecture and history. It would be very easy to spend an hour to two hours, marveling at this beautiful building.

The Convent of the Jacobins in Toulouse is simply breathtaking .The brick walls feel warm and grounded, while inside, the soaring palm-shaped vault seems to lift your spirit upward. Being there makes me feel both humbled and inspired — a quiet reminder of beauty, history, and serenity all in one space.

Its beautiful, and interesting to visit inside .. The ticket is reduced if you have a student ID then its 3€

The couvent amazed me with its main church: a row of giant columns supports the vault and divides the space into two parts. Otherwise, the monastery has a traditional structure with an internal garden with arcades.

The convent is one of the most significant examples of Southern French Gothic architecture and the historical heart of the Jacobins (Dominican Order), founded in Toulouse in the early 13th century. Construction began in 1229 and was completed in the 14th century. The convent played a central role in scholarly, preaching, and missionary activities across medieval Europe. It houses the relics of Saint Thomas Aquinas, the Dominican theologian and philosopher, whose remains were transferred here in the 14th century. The name "Jacobins" comes from the common French nickname for the Dominicans during that time. The church’s interior is renowned for its palm tree–shaped vaulted ceiling, where ribbed vaults fan out from slender columns. ※ Included in the Toulouse Pass Tourisme.

Great place. I saw a lot of comments that everything is in French only, well, that's not true, apart from some spectacles, everything is available in French, English and Spanish. However, they could provide some subtitles for the French only parts. I spent there 1 full day, it's enough to see the most important parts and walk through the whole object. If you want to really have full experience and see everything thoroughly, 2 days are recommended. Great place for kids, adults and anyone who loves space exploration. My favorite spectacle was the imax space images. Overall, highly recommended.

There are lots of shows which are really informative and educational. We loved the Mars Rover one, but the only thing was everything was explained in French so we had to use live translation. The planetarium shows has audio guides in english. Other than above this is a great place to visit for both kids and adults who love space.

If you’re in Toulouse and even remotely curious about space, the Cité de l’Espace is a must-visit — especially with kids. I went with my daughter, and it turned out to be one of the most memorable experiences we’ve had together. The IMAX Deep sky show was fantastic. Gazing at the stars in the Planetarium made us feel like we were travelling through the galaxy. The highlight is the Lune Explorer where you get to experience being an astronaut on a mission to Moon. You can literally feel the 2G force!

It's a must see if you are in the area. I would recommend setting a few hours aside if you visit - especially if you want to check out some of the shows on offer. Planetarium and take off simulations are great - the latter does have quite a bit of a wait time however. Translation headphones are available for planetarium - English and Spanish. There's also a restaurant and food trucks, the only thing missing was a coffee truck for some pick me up. Overall spent around 5h and haven't seen everything.

Love it! Very good place to visit. Full of astronomy, stars, planets, and fun things. Tons of activities to do and see. You would need the whole full day for this. Highly recommended.

Nice space oriented museum, from the first rocket into space, to the future. Pitty that there isn't any Dutch, as a neighbour country this would have been nice. (Translating everything for my kids was exhausting 😁) A lot of interactive stuff, friendly staff, children are more than welcome to experiment and try things. But again, only in french.. A lot to discover, you'll need at least a full day if you want to see everything.

On a warm summer day, we visited the Cité de l’Espace in Toulouse with our children—and what an experience it was! The interactive space museum offers an incredible variety of things to see and do, both indoors and outdoors. Our kids were thrilled to try out the simulators (with almost no waiting lines), where they felt like real space shuttle pilots, tractor drivers, and even captains of a fishing boat. Outside, you can walk among life-size spacecraft and even step inside some of them—something truly unique in Europe. One of the highlights was the panoramic theater, showing an engaging film about the galaxy and our solar system. It's just a pity that much of the content was only in French. For a museum that celebrates European cooperation in space, we had hoped for a bit more multilingual accessibility 😉. We had a great time and, honestly, ran out of time after four hours of exploring. Whether it’s sunny or rainy, this place is absolutely worth a visit!

What an awesome amazing castle. I took the audio accompaniment in English and if I was to visit again, I would take it again! It is a must if you want to get the most out of your visit. Lovely friendly English speaking ladies on reception who are knowledgeable about the castle. You can tell they really enjoy their job. The castle is in various states of repair. Restoration work has been carried out in most of the rooms that are open & available to the public to see. I appreciated seeing what unrestored parts of the castle looked like too.

Spectacular setting but you need to stop on the road to the village to get the best photograph as once you reach the castle you are too close and at the wrong angle to photograph it all. It costs €5 to enter and the lady at Reception was extremely helpful, giving us a map and explaining the recommended route. It doesn't take long to see everything, we did it in about 20 minutes. There is a recorded guide available which probably takes longer.

What a lovely place this is with plenty to do and see. The village is very pretty and the castle is amazing. Well worth a visit

An impressive historical monument since 1840, the building (12th, 13th and 17th centuries) is built at the very top of the cliff overlooking the confluence of the Vère and the Aveyron, on the site of an ancient Roman castrum. Property of the Counts of Toulouse in the 12th century, it was shared in the 15th between two branches of the House of Comminges, which explains the current division into the Château Jeune and the Château Vieux. Also known for having been the filming location for the movie "Le Vieux Fusil" with Romy Schneider and Philippe Noiret ...

We had a much better experience than we had expected, based on a review by a local guide. As others have said, the reception staff are very helpful. We were given the choice of the audio guide or a written guidebook. We opted for the latter - which was in English and French - and found it very useful. A wonderful location and two very interesting castles. Rather puzzled about another reviewer’s comment about cobwebs; in a building dating from 12th century, how surprising!

Wonderful medieval village and castle definitely worth to make the detour. Nice small cobblestone alleys that lead to the top of the village (relatively steep climb but not very long), where the old (medieval) and the new (16th- 17th) castles are located. In the museum you find the details of the Neanderthaler found here as well as the cave discovered around 1990.

2 Castles side by side located on a cliff 90 metres above the adjacent river. This is a very interesting place to visit with a fascinating history. We spent several hours wandering through the castles and grounds listening to the self guided tour information. Well worth a visit.

An absolutely wonderful experience, with the kindest staff you could ask for. From start to finish it was fantastic. A massive thank you to all the staff members for being so welcoming and helpful!!!

Great staff,super helpful. The trip down the river was gorgeous, not too crowded and many places to stop for a little swim.

Worst experience ever with a kayak rental. They were violent and scammed us with a broken kayak. We had to pay 30 bucks extra for some scratches. Never go here!

Super fun experience in one of the most picturesque places in the area. Must do!

This was a great find! Comprehensive briefing before you start, good tips for canoeing with low river levels, transport back to the start, hot showers and drinks at the end. Recommend taking a pic-nic. Lovely day, did this with a 7 yr old who had never canoed before, best day of the holiday!

Excellent company, highly recommend them! The equipment was excellent, the staff are lovely and they spoke good English! The base was great with a place to go to the loo an have a coffee before you head out! The route is lovely, good mixture of still water and gentle rapids! Perfect for a lovely day out on the L'Aveyron

Excellent place to help you get on the Aveyron, either with paddle boards or kayaks. Good equipment, training and a thoroughly nice and helpful multilingual team. If you want to be on the river, this is the place!