To visit around Cologne

A Circuit Must Do: The small loop (a few kilometers separate the villages)
Cologne – Sarrant (listed village 4km) – Mill Brignemont (views and visits by the exceptional sucker!) – Castle Laréole (Magnificent restored castle) – Cologne (Our Bastide thirteenth)

A loop Gersoise day:
Cologne – The Mauvezin- Lectoure- Romieu- Larressingle – Abbey Flaran- Fleurance – Cologne

Mauvezin: 
Halle Bastide and the ninth and tenth centuries
hall of the fourteenth century

Solomiac: Bastide founded in 1323, fourteenth-century hall, arcaded square and half-timbered houses, church rebuilt in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, washing, pigeon

Sarrant: circular city with Gallo-Roman origins, city gate of the fourteenth century Gothic church of the sixteenth century chapel, fountain, medieval garden, castles (private access), pigeon

Labrihe: Castle (private access), Church of the thirteenth or fourteenth century
Sérempuy: Church of the nineteenth century tomb of Marquis de Mauleon Castle (private access)
Saint-Brès: fourteenth-century church, laundry, half-timbered houses, Castle Lassalle (private access)
Sainte-Gemme: church rebuilt in the nineteenth century, the laundries and Picharrot Pouzoque sarcophagus (in front of City Hall) Lauret chapel of the seventeenth century Château de Lauret twelfth century

Monfort: Bastide founded in 1275, hall and covered square, half-timbered houses, home of poet of the Pleiad “Sallust of Bartas,” St. Clement thirteenth century church, ramparts, Saint-Blaise chapel of the eleventh and twelfth century castle Esclignac of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, laundry complex and watering fountain
Homps: medieval village, pigeon tower, church which was the former chapel of a Cluny priory washhouse Candélaire, well said “Templar” anthropomorphic stele of the early Middle AG

Ardizas: moulin
Saint-Germier: medieval castle foundation
Saint-Cricq: Old church with beautiful altar Louis XV, lake and leisure base
Encausse: former estate of Templar
Thoux: old church
Giscaro: church

Gimont: Gothic church from the fourteenth century with treasure and organs, Cahuzac chapel of the sixteenth century (major pilgrimage center) and the miraculous statue of Our Lady of Pity, fifteenth-century hall, Cistercian Planselve, rural life Conservatory erstwhile
Sainte-Marie: Site number of Picharot and 5 churches to visit on the municipal territory

L’Isle-Jourdain: tower of the fourteenth century collegiate church in classical architecture mansion “Claude Augé” with its art style windows again, European Art Museum Campanaire, pigeon
Saramon: ancient walled city of the ninth century up embans center, door of the Breach, church altarpiece of the eighteenth century, chapell
Polastron: two churches, one with bell tower of the fifteenth century ruins of Châtea
Simorre: one of the oldest sauvetés Gers rebuilt in 1141, with the sixth century abbey treasure shrine, stalls, central hall, timbered houses and corbelled
Roquefort-type castle tower room (one of the highest Gers)
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• The sites near Cologne

  Cadours, 8 km, market on Wednesday
  Laréole Castle, 4 km from May to September and exhibition free shows in July and August
  Included in the inventory of Historical Monuments in 1927, this jewel of the Renaissance in disrepair, had gradually fallen into oblivion. In 1984, the General Council decides to acquire this monument in danger, to safeguard and enhance the departmental heritage.

  The County Council presents free cultural offer including exhibitions, shows and concerts for the pleasure of a bigger crowd.

  The castle sets
  Open as many castle has become a showcase for art exhibitions. In 2014, the castle Laréole welcomed nearly 33,000 visitors. The County Council has wished this historic place, a meeting place between artists and their public. The works of great artists have been exposed, including those of Raoul Bergougnan and Fanny Ferré.

  The castle makes a spectacle
  Laréole, Chateau makes a spectacle is a free festival organized by the County Council with a rich program of colors and emotions! In 2014, the festival attracted 9500 spectators It is held every year in July weekends and August and offers to small and big circus, theater and dance. The whole, in the magnificent setting of the area around the castle. Nothing like to have fun and share the world of programmed artists, mainly from the department!

  Discover the castle
  Free guided tours allow visitors to discover the history of the place but it is also possible to make a single visit and enjoy the park and gardens.
  A fortress to the charms of the Italian Renaissance
  A French garden

  Practical information
  Laréole The castle is located near Cadours.
  Access to the castle is free and open.

  It is open to the public from May to September.
  In May and June: Wednesdays, weekends and holidays from 10 am to 18 pm.
  In July and August: daily from 10 am to 19 pm (closed on Monday).
  September: weekends from 10 am to 18 pm.

  Contact: Castle Laréole, Tel. 05 61 06 33 58, chateaulareole@orange.fr

  TOULOUSE

  Place du Capitole in Toulouse is 40 minutes from our guest house

  Information on: http://www.toulouse-tourisme.com/

  Museum
  The Space City
  Musée des Augustins – Museum of Fine Arts
  550 m of the Capitol

  Aéroscopia Museum

  Aéroscopia Museum

  The Museum of Toulouse

  The Museum of Toulouse
  Museum

  Les Abattoirs – Museum of Modern Art and …

  Les Abattoirs – modern and contemporary art museum

  1.7 km from Capitol Hill

  The Museum of Pastel

  The Museum of Pastel

  Festivals and Events Expected:

  Aerospace Festival of the image and the book (Blagnac, 35km)
  http://www.desetoilesetdesailes.com/festival.php

http://www.tourisme-en-lomagne.com/

Beaumont de Lomagne, 23 km

The undulations of the hills of Gascony, country of white garlic and red brick, take you to the fortified village of Maubec, the walled town of Beaumontde-Lomagne Gramont castle and museum honey.

Many tours will make you discover the rural heritage and the multiple views of the Pyrenees and the surrounding countryside.