20의 마제르가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Very cute little passageway

Very beautiful church, typical of the southwest.

Great bike friendly B&B Recommended Oasis

Far from the hustle and bustle of the parking lot of the Lac de Thésauque leisure area, the departure from the church of Montgeard is a more bucolic way of approaching the tour of the lake with the passage over a high point which allows a glimpse of keep an eye on the Pyrenees, we never get tired of them...

Belflou castle, nestled in the eponymous village, is distinguished by its remarkable moat. These aquatic ditches, surrounding the castle, measure approximately 10 meters wide. The castle, still standing, offers an authentic glimpse of feudal architecture.

A recreation area has been set up to the north of the lake and the banks can be explored on foot or by bike.

Missed, but next time I stop, the corner is too great

Source Wikipedia: The Church of Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Montgeard was built for the most part between 1522 and 15612, during the heyday of pastel culture in Lauragais. It has benefited from large donations from local families enriched by this business. In this, this "pastel church" testifies to the golden age of the "land of plenty" during the Renaissance. A funerary case intended to house the tombs of the main pastoral merchant families in the area, the church was in particular to celebrate the rise of the most powerful of them, the Durands, who at the same time became Lords of Montgeard. Following the southern Gothic style, the building surprises with the contrast between its very stripped and defensive exterior and the richness of its interior decoration, in particular sculpted. Its vault, painted in the 19th century in imitation of that of the cathedral of Sainte-Cécile d´Albi, earned it its nickname "Little Albi". The church of Montgeard and its bell tower were classified as a historic monument by decree of April 25, 1890.