Monuments to visit Midi-Pyrénées

The castle is a feudal building dating back to the tenth century, the vaults of which are always apparent. He dominated the slope of the hill on which three floors of large terraces were spread, with French gardens, to a large park crossing Le Lez. He was looted in the Revolution and partly destroyed. In 1850, what was left of the castle was returned to the commune, and for a century part of the building is reconstituted stone stone after stone. The town hall occupies a wing, and its cellars and kitchens have been rehabilitated to host exhibitions. Its terraces, from where the view is impregnable, are pleasant walks and the scene of cultural events.

Less than 2 km after the village, a narrow narrow road climbs up to the plateau and arrives at the castle of Condres, a fine example of architecture in the Middle Ages. The austere façade of the th century kept its defensive character. Inside, it has undergone many changes to become a comfortable residence in the th century. The latest work undertaken has led to the discovery of beautiful painted ceilings. It can be visited from June to the end of September by appointment (guided tours) and on the occasion of Heritage days.