Heritage Berges@montaubantourisme 2Opt for campsites,group accommodations and bed & breakfasts that will help you save on accommodation costs. Discover our selection:
Book early to get the best rates. The later you book, the higher the price. Plan ahead and manage your budget.
On the banks of the Aveyron river, this little sandy beach reveals its charms in the shade of poplars and mulberry-trees, with a view of the mill, fishermen casting their lines into the river and boulistes bickering over the point!
Now that’s a vacation postcard! Inviting you to rest, swim and relax.
You’re in the little village of Lamothe-Capdeville, and in addition to this bathing spot, discover our full-day program!
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©grandmontauban Lamothe CapdevilleMontauban is a true city in the country, and the region offers a wealth of green spaces, parks and gardens where you can stroll, cycle or picnic without spending a lot of money.
You’ll find footpaths for short walks, the Jardin des Plantes, the voie verte along the towpaths at Port Canal, and an incredible spot to watch the sun set.
Visit historic sites for free, Greater Montauban is rich in history with major sites such as the Musée Ingres Bourdelle, the Victor Brun Natural History Museum, the historic heart of Montauban and its beautiful Place Nationale.
Many sites offer free or reduced admission for certain categories of visitor. Find out before you leave and plan your next visit!
A wide range of brochures and free applications are also available to help you discover the destination while having fun!
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PhotographeGreater Montauban has put together an incredible program for you! Look out for the dates of festivals, markets and cultural events taking place during your stay.
Most of these activities are free or inexpensive, and will allow you to immerse yourself in local life. A diary of events called the “ Guide de l’été ” is available free of charge from the Tourist Office, but you can also download it below.
If you’re staying in accommodation with a kitchen, prepare some of your meals yourself. It’s an opportunity to share a convivial, gourmet moment of discovery.
This willsave youmoney on restaurant costs and allow you to take advantage of local produce. Visit markets, farms or producers’ stores to fill up on flavours!
Opt for local markets and small traditional restaurants to sample authentic cuisine at affordable prices. Enjoy fresh local produce, such as cheese from Ferme du Ramier, duck products and fruit cooked with passion in many of our destination restaurants.
Travel with friends or family and share the cost of accommodation, transportation and meals. This can considerably reduce individual costs and enable you to enjoyaconvivial travelexperience.
Homestays , couchsurfing, carpooling, bike lending – there’s no shortage of sites and apps for those who like to exchange more than just a service!
So don’t hesitate, get intouch with us for even more personalizedadvice!
Sharing a car is also eco-responsible, so you kill 2 birds with one stone, and as they say, “the more, the merrier”!!
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