Monuments to visit Midi-Toulousain

Classified as a historical monument, the Pont Vieux was built in the 13th century to allow the primitive village to extend on the other side of the Dadou, towards the Saint-Jean district where the first tanneries were established. It is a wonderful vestige of the past, take the time to go and admire it.

Henri IV gives his name to the court which allows to pass from square Charles de Gaulle to the place du Capitole and by which it absolutely must pass to access the Hall of Famous. The king brought additional money to the completion of the court, which runs apart from the municipal building. The Capitouls in exchange made him a statue, as a thank you. Many events took place over the centuries, from the execution of the Duke of Montmorency, who dared to intrigue against the royal power under Louis XIII, to various exhibitions and varied. Attention, access can be closed at the back of the Place du Capitole for security reasons.

If you don't live in the corner, little chance you have already heard about dr. Here, however, they are an integral part of heritage. What is it about? It is these huts of shepherds that cross the territory, recognizable by their dry stone walls and their grass and land. At the start of the parking lot at the southern end of the Étang pond, the route we propose runs along the Ruisseau Creek and leads you successively to dr of Carlaorri, Tueno, Labinas and Estrets. You can then continue to the Pla de la Croutz to observe the last shelters on the bog; You will then need to return to your steps to reach your starting point.

Tariff: free.

Duration: 2 h.

Difficulty: average.

After the capture of the city by William IX of Poitiers in 1098, the pink city was surrounded by a new enclosure, presumably along the present great boulevards of Strasbourg, Arcole, Lacrosse and Armand-Duportal. This medieval fortification has recently been the subject of a restoration led by the City Architecture service. Sheltered from the rampart, the gardens were also rehabilitated. They offer 2 600 m ² of lawns and 1 300 shrubs, between the Brienne Canal and the Caffarelli-Caffarelli garden. A place where you can learn more about the history of the city and enjoy a wonderful place to relax and relax.

Featuring a bar, this red velvet-clad venue offers a varied program of concerts and comedy shows. Le Rex also offers privatization services for special events.

Patrick de Lary de Latour is mayor of the commune he has been named after since 2001. But he is also squire de Recycle-Latour! He has completely renovated his castle (with his wife!), who has been in his family for over six centuries. On 1500 m ² of surface, many things to see: collection of tools, kitchen, cellar, house, chapel dedicated to Notre-Dame-des-Anges with 1250 th century stone altarpiece listed in historic monuments, 1830 primitive room, Ajouts-le-Duc additions ()… Nothing alone! Hat for this maintenance and the preservation of a family heritage. Conclude with a sentence that the Lord of the places made in a room: «Open your eyes, man always pressed, to build the future, contemplate the past».