Tourist Attractions & Monuments en Midi-Pyrénées

This tourist info point dedicated to the municipalities of the former canton of Magnoac was inaugurated in 1987 on a site which also houses a cinema-conference hall of 120 seats and an exhibition room designed to promote the country. It opens every day in summer and informs tourists about the activities, accommodation offered by the Magnoac Country. In case of closure, the Magnoac shop, on the same parking lot can provide documentation and some information.

Located at 1 207 metres above sea level, the Lake du Tech is the ideal place to observe nature and herds in estive, and also a site of departure for other lakes in the National Park of the Pyrenees. It is an appreciated place of the fishermen who find in its 9,5 hectares and its 20 m deep the famous trout trout and some trunks. Walkers love it and a signposted trail makes it a very accessible walk, open to people who are disabled. It signs a walk without a great difficulty of 45 minutes, ideal for a family outing during which you can admire the splendid Massif massif. For the little history, the concrete dome dam was built from 1949 to 1951 by EDF and can contain up to 1,3 million m ³ of water.

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.