Tourist offices Midi-Pyrénées

Castelnaudary offers numerous tourist activities and sites to visit. For nature lovers, it's possible to take a car-free getaway and explore the surrounding countryside. Food lovers can sample the famous Argent Double cherry clafoutis, a local specialty. Wine lovers can explore the Minervois vineyards and take part in tastings. The town also offers a varied cultural agenda, with poetry festivals and concerts. For accommodation, you can stay at Mas de l'Écluse, a quality guesthouse located between the Canal du Midi and the vineyards.

It's a green, open-air equestrian program open to all nature-loving riders. They offer equestrian activities that respect the environment and local heritage. Riders can make the most of the spaces made available to them to discover the region. The Comité Départemental de Tourisme Equestre speaks French, Spanish, Italian and Occitan. Their address is: 17 Chemin du Roudou, La Valade, 31450 Belberaud.

Here you find all the tourist information on beaches, boating, nature, heritage, ecotourism, accommodation, but also good plans and ideas. The structure includes tourism information from four sites: Cape Town, the seaside resort; the city of Agde at the crossroads where the Canal du Midi and the Herault return to the Sea; Grau d'Agde, Mediterranean village; La Tamarissière, pine forest by sea.

La Barousse, a small country in the middle of the central Pyrenees. In this valley, where pastoral life is still omnipresent, tourism is developing, the Barousse off the beaten tracks seduce those who are looking for peace and serenity. A multitude of activities are proposed at the Tourist Office of the Barousse Valley. At the heart of this mountain territory, landscapes and viewpoints open the horizon to the highest peaks in Spain, such as the Aneto. Throughout your stay you can visit the Maison des Sources (museum on history and local heritage, through water and prehistory). Test the benefits of walking and touring, marked or not, they are numerous, for all kinds of walkers, beginners, confirmed, family, couples, friends… Many activities to be performed to entertain, meet challenges, learn, learn, relax: adventure in the trees, climbing, horse, fishing, canoeing, arapaho, discovery trail, cycling to climb the large passes of the Tour de France, or take a pleasant walk on the river Garonne, which passes through Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges.

Discover the Ariège Pyrenees! Book your hiking holidays in the mountains, your ski holiday or your relaxing weekend in thermal water thanks to the various information points located throughout the territory. The tourist office of the Ariège Pyrenees includes the Donezan, Ax Valley, Tarascon, Auzat and Vicdessos sectors. Three other information points are provided during the high season at Ax 3 Domains, Pays de Beille and Luzenac.

Les Angles is a charming town. The tourist office offers a variety of services to help tourists make the most of their stay. They can obtain brochures on available accommodation, cultural activities, relaxation activities, recreational activities, nature activities and thrill-seeking activities. The tourist office also provides information on ski partners, ski slopes, hiking trails, mountain bike routes and equipment rental.

With its mountains rising to an altitude of 2,500 metres, Haut-Vallespir offers breathtaking scenery. The Massif du Canigó, France's 11th Grand Site, is considered the sacred mountain of the Catalan region. The 23 km2 Nature Reserve offers a mosaic of scree, rocky outcrops, crystal-clear streams and an astonishing diversity of flora. Hiking enthusiasts will be delighted with the region's 11 walking itineraries, 11 hiking itineraries and 5 long hikes. To get off to a good start, it's advisable to follow a few safety rules, have the right equipment and respect the surrounding nature.

The town of Cluses is located in the average Arve valley, the river to the Rhone in Geneva. It has two major assets. The first is historic: it is the perfect conversion of the clock and watch industry to undercutting (see absolutely the clocks and Undercutting) - machining in large series of industrial rooms. The second is its location: Cluses is a good starting base for five stations of the grand massif: Flaine, Le Praz-de-Lys, Carroz-in Araches, Morillon and Samoëns. A summer event not to be missed: Music in stock, which offer contemporary music to us, rock with the blues. Some figures: 5 hotels, 29 restaurants and 350 shops. It is a pleasant city with its traces of the past: the old bridge, the town hall, the place of Allobroges and its fountain of the 18th century... You walk on the banks of the Arve from the tourism Office to Lake Thyez or one is a small hiking. Cluses does not lack attractions!

Set in the fertile Lot valley, Saint-Côme-d'Olt is an unspoilt medieval village. The town tower, formed by the ancient ramparts that have become the facades of the houses, is accessible via three fortified gates: Porte de la Barrieyre, Porte du Théron and Porte Neuve. Typical lanes and alleyways lead to the village center, where you'll find two important monuments: the church with its twisted bell tower and the château, the former 11th-century manor house of the Sires de Calmont. At the entrance to the village, Saint-Pierre de la Bouïsse, the village's first church built in pure Romanesque style, was accompanied by an infirmary dedicated to pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela. Saint-Côme-d'Olt is located in the Midi-Pyrénées-Languedoc-Roussillon region, in the Aveyron département. The village has around 1,355 inhabitants and covers an area of 3,010 hectares. Its altitude varies from 365 meters at the foot of the church to 800 meters on the La Bastide d'Aubrac plateau.