Guided tours Midi-Pyrénées

The Gyromidi team proposes to discover Toulouse, thanks to gyropod. You know well, this means of two-wheeled parallel, electric and ecological transport, particularly silent, which allows to climb at a speed of 40 km/hour. It is therefore perfectly suited for an urban visit, discovering the main monuments of Toulouse. It is possible to book gyropods for an individual visit, with family or friends, as a group visit.

Discover the Gers region from the water! With the anecdotes and stories of your boat captain, enjoy a pleasant cruise on the River Baïse, a journey with a Gascon accent. You'll discover Condom in a whole new light: its medieval bridges, religious buildings, mills, flora and fauna... The "Lunch Cruise" offer is ideal for a gourmet stopover. Rental of boats without a license, electric bikes... The agency has thought of everything!

Château de Chambert, located in the commune of Floressas on the Causses du Quercy, is a must for wine lovers. The vineyard offers a selection of quality wines, such as Chambert Cahors "Le Causse" or Château Chambert 2016. The products are produced using certified biodynamic agriculture, and are crafted by a passionate team led by winemaker Philippe Lejeune. In addition to wine tasting, Château de Chambert also houses a restaurant, L'Holodeck. The chef's kitchen opens onto the dining room, offering an exceptional culinary experience. The terrace offers a breathtaking view of the verdant vineyards, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in constant contemplation.

Toulouse, nicknamed the "pink city", is full of mysteries and fascinating stories. Les Histoires de l'Histoire offers unusual experiences to discover the city in an original way. Whether you prefer a guided tour or a treasure hunt, you'll be seduced by the passion and conviction of our guides, who will help you discover Toulouse's secrets. For those wishing to explore the city at their own pace, we also offer surveys in Toulouse and Carcassonne. Don't forget to consult the 2022 catalog and the tour calendar to plan your discovery of Toulouse. And to get a glimpse of the city before your visit, you can explore Toulouse in 360°. A unique experience awaits you in this city steeped in history.

Bagnères-de-Luchon, also known as Luchon, has been a spa town since antiquity. The first baths were built during the Roman period, but with the fall of the Roman Empire, they were forgotten and are now only used by the local population. In the 18th century, Baron Etigny worked on the development of Luchon and contributed to its expansion. In 1762, to link the village to the "baigneries", the Allées d'Etigny were opened up through the fields. Later, roads were laid out to Montréjeau. In 1763, Cardinal Richelieu came to Luchon, the royal nobility were captivated and the town's fame began. The town's urban development began. Large houses with very different architectural styles were built. Numerous buildings and resort hotels were built for a demanding and wealthy clientele. In 1880, the Casino was built with a festival architecture alternating modern and Moorish styles: Napoleon III theater, concert halls, restaurant, games room, lounges. Over the years, the spa has expanded and now comprises 3 buildings. Luchon specializes in respiratory and rheumatological treatments, but has broadened its offer to include smoking cessation courses, "freedom cures", treatments for lower back pain and fibromyalgia, and a major fitness center. At an altitude of 1800 metres, Superbagnères overlooks Luchon. It was the first ski resort created in the Pyrenees, and the second in France after Chamonix. Initially, it was linked to Luchon by a small cogwheel train, which ceased operating in 1966 after the road was built. Since 1993, it has been possible to take the cable car up to Superbagnères.