Top 10 Best Tourist Places to Visit in Montauban | France - English
#MontaubanPlaces #PlacesInMontauban #MontaubanVisitPlaces #MontaubanFrance
Montauban is one of the biggest tourist attractions in France having many best places in Montauban. Montauban is a commune in the Tarn-et-Garonne department, region of Occitania, Southern France. It is the capital of the department and lies 50 kilometres north of Toulouse. So to help you figure out the places you need to try, we've gathered up a bucket list of the best Places in Montauban that you won't regret going to.
Wiki Peaks is on a mission to promote the tourism in the World. We are here to show you the beautiful places in the world. You can see the beauty of this world from the comfort of your home.
There are many beautiful places in Montauban. France has some of the best places in Montauban. We collected data on the top 10 places to visit in Montauban. There are many famous places in Montauban and some of them are beautiful places in Montauban. People from all over France love these Montauban beautiful places which are also Montauban famous places. In this video, we will show you the beautiful places to visit in Montauban.
Please help us in our cause and share this channel as much as possible with your friends and family.
***All images used in this video are a property of their owners. We have no intention of showing these images as our own property. We used these images just to promote tourism.***
Moissac 82200
@Centdoute
Dimanche 10 juillet 2016, le marché place des Récollets, la rue de la République, l'Abbaye Saint Pierre, la place Durand de Bredon, la rue Guileran, et la rue de l'Abbaye.
The Abbey of Moissac, France
Moissac (France 2008)
As the saison (Au fil des saisons)
There are important waterways in Moissac: the Tarn River flows through the centre of town, as does the Canal de Garonne (formerly Canal latéral à la Garonne), the extension of the Canal du Midi from Toulouse to Bordeaux. Together, these two canals are sometimes known as the Canal des deux mers (lit. canal of the two seas) connecting the Atlantic Ocean with the Mediterranean Sea.
Tarn-et-Garonne : le pont-canal du Cacor
C'est l'un des 7 ponts-canaux construits sur le canal de Garonne qui relie Toulouse à Bordeaux. Ce magnifique pont-canal a été bâti en 1844 en briques de Toulouse et pierre du Quercy. Avec ses 15 arches de pierre, cet ouvrage est une véritable prouesse technique !
Extrait de l'émission Des Racines et Des Ailes : Au pays de Garonne diffusée le mercredi 13/05/20 sur France 3 et France.tv
Abonnez-vous à notre chaîne Youtube :
Retrouvez-nous sur internet :
Site :
Facebook :
Instagram :
Twitter :
LAS ESCLUSAS EN AUTOCARAVANA ???????? (FRANCIA) . DESCUBRIENDO MOISSAC
Viajando a tu aire en autocaravana , Descubriendo Moisaac , Francia , esclusas , barco restaurante , en familia , solos , con autocaravana , con camper , nuevos lugares del sur de francia , atrévete ....nos acompañas
Französischer Jakobsweg GR65 Via Podiensis Aumont-Aubrac nach Moissac
Impressionen auf dem französischen Jakobsweg Via Podiensis
von Aumont-Aubrac nach Moissac im Mai 2019.
Erstellt von Kurt Binsch
Beschreibung aus Outdoor Guide Frankreich Jakobsweg Via Podiensis:
Die Via Podiensis gilt vielen als der landschaftlich schönste der vier französischen Jakobswege. Die Vielfalt des geologischen Untergrunds reicht von den bizarren Gebilden des vulkanischen Velay, den weiten Granithochflächen des Aubrac, über die Kalkhochflächen der Causses und die Schwemmlandebene der Garonne bis zum lieblichen Hügelvorland der Pyrenäen. Die landschaftlich wenig benutzten Bergländer der Margeride, des Aubrac und der Causses sind wahre Blumenparadiese. Die Via Podiensis ist zudem als Fernwanderweg GR65 markiert, und dem Wanderer stehen zahlreiche Unterkünfte zur Verfügung.
Etappen:
Aumont-Aubrac - Les Quattres Chemins - Nasbinals - Saint Chely d'Aubrac - Saint Come d'Olt - Estaing - Golinhac - Conques - Decazeville - Bourg-Felzins - Faycelles - Cajarc - Limogne en Quercy - Vaylats - Hospitalet-Trigodina - Montcuq - Lauzerte - Moissac -
insg. ca. 310 km
Places to see in ( Montauban - France )
Places to see in ( Montauban - France )
Montauban is a historical bastide town situated about 50 kilometres north of Toulouse in the Tarn-et-Garonne department. The town, founded in 1144 by the Count of Toulouse on the banks of the Tarn River, is largely constructed using the attractive pink stone found in the region, like its great southern cousin Toulouse.
The highlight of the town is at the centre of the original bastide in the Place Nationale. Surrounded by grand pink houses in the red-brick that is unique to this part of France, and set above fine arcades, the very attractive central square in Montauban was largely rebuilt in the 17th century after a fire, hence is not the original bastide centre.
The arcades (the arches and walkways that surround the square and historically provided shelter for the market traders) are an unusual 'double' construction with one set of arcades near the house and shop fronts and another closer to the main square. Intact on all four sides, this central square in Montauban is one of the most impressive to be seen in all of the bastide towns of south-west France and some experts maintain that it is also the oldest bastide town in France.
After perhaps stopping for a pause in one of the cafes in the town centre be sure to wander around the surrounding streets a little. For example, if you follow the Rue de la Republique you will see a smaller square called Place du Coq which is also charming. Following the traditional grid pattern of a bastide town, the straight streets of Montauban town centre around the centre now form a lively shopping centre, with lots of interesting features and buildings to discover. Keep exploring along Rue de la Republique until you reach the river and a chance to see the lovely old bridge - and old it is, having being built around 1303-1335.
Among the highlights in Montauban you will discover the Church of Saint Jacques - an attractive 13th century church with an octagonal belfry and an impressive mosaic entrance that survived the fires that later destroyed much of the town centre. Another religious monument, the Cathedral of Notre-Dame (1739) is in a classical - baroque style with four statues on the facde and notable as being one of the few buildings in the centre to be built from stone. Inside the cathedral you can see a 17th century organ and an important painting by Ingres.
One notable attraction here in Montauban is the Museum Ingres (next to the old bridge), where you can see the works of renowned 19th century artist Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and another local artist called Bourdelle. The museum is found in an impressive palace that has been built on the site of an earlier palace that was occupied by the Black Prince during the Hundred Years War, and you can see remains of the original building in the basement of the Museum.
Alot to see in Montauban such as :
Place Nationale
Musée Ingres
Centre du Patrimoine
Port Canal
Tour of the Old Town
Pont Vieux
Musée Victor Brun
Montauban Cathedral
Complexe Aquatique Ingreo
Église Saint-Jacques
Musée de la Résistance et du Combattant
Moissac Abbey
Bruniquel
( Montauban - France ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Montauban . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Montauban - France
Join us for more :
لعشاق الطبيعة والمناظر الخلابة تمتعو بمشاهدة هذا الفيديو Moissac 82 fr
مرحبا بكم دائما
What's Special About Moissac, France? Episode 354
Moissac is only a minor city in the southwest of France, but if you're interested in the Saint Jacques de Compostelle pilgrimage or the churches connected to it, you must make it one of your stops! In this episode of the podcast, tour guide Elyse Rivin explains how Moissac became so prominent, how it is a Unesco World Heritage Site and a great place to visit today!
#joinusinfrance #unesco #camino
Discussed in this Episode Saint Jacques de Compostelle The largest library in France and a major scriptorium The golden age of Moissac Moissac during the war against the Cathar heresy Moissac during the French Revolution The Abbey of Moissac becoming a historic monument Moissac protecting Jewish children during WW2 Visiting the abbey today: the remarkable architecture of the doorway Church and cloister The cloister of Moissac: the first capitals that tell stories Walk around the capitals with the list in hand The romanesque doorway The tympanum of the Moissac cathedral A gothic church in the south of France Visiting Moissac and local gastronomy How life in France can resume thanks to the French Health Pass New travel rules are implemented in September 2021 but vaccinated visitors still welcome in France This episode features my frequent guest Elyse Rivin. You can book a tour with her through her website and you can also support her on Patreon.
Full show notes for this episode are here:
Patreon | Boutique | Newletter | Booking
Moissac, France Road-trip with/avec La famille LeBlanc ????
=*English will follow
C'est le temps de prendre la route, suivez-nous sur Youtube La famille LeBlanc.
Nos vlogs de tournées musicales seront publiés tous les samedis sur notre chaîne Youtube.
***Likez, abonnez-vous et écoutez notre musique ici:
It's time to hit the road, follow us on Youtube La famille LeBlanc.
Our musical tour vlogs will be posted every Saturday on our Youtube channel.
***Make sur to like, subscribe and listen to our music here:
Contact info: robinleblancfamille@gmail.com
Great ideas for Moissac Lauzerte Auvillar
Great ideas for Moissac Lauzerte Auvillar
Head to Moissac, Auvillar & Lauzerte, #GrandSiteOccitanie, for some unforgettable adventures!
Here are some top tips from Véronique, who grows Chasselas grapes:
1. Moissac: admire the spectacular Cacor canal bridge which passes over the Tarn, then the Abbey of Moissac, a true gem of the medieval world.
2. Auvillar: Auvillar is one of the most beautiful villages in France!
3. Lauzerte: lastly, finish with the village of Lauzerte, its breath-taking views and its pilgrim garden
4. The Chasselas festival: every September, Moissac celebrates the famous Chasselas grape!
Discover the top visitor sites in Occitanie / South of France at
Visit Moissac & Auvillar in Tarn & Garonne ???????? What to do in SOUTH of FRANCE
Exploring the #Tarn & #Garonne region was a real pleasure.
Kash aka Budget Traveller & I went on a little scavenger hunt in #Moissac & #Auvillar.
Such beautiful towns and this region is what Belgians refer to as 'Living like a God in France' (Leven als God in Frankrijk) because the quality of life is so high!
You can eat and sleep incredibly good for democratic prices, enjoy the tranquillity of nature and just enjoy life with your close ones together with the welcoming locals to the fullest.
I could see myself disconnect here completely for some time... I'll be back!
Discover more in the video
#France #destinationchallenges #travelvlog #occitanie
Abadia de Moissac França Cityscapes
Cidade de
Song: DJ Airecho - Echo Sensation
DJ Airecho's channel:
Moissac, France
Visiting Moissac
Camino de Santiago - Lauzerte to Moissac - Day 25
Another day on the Camino de Santiago from Lauzerte to Moissac on my brand new foot!
The Best Places to Visit in Southern France (le Midi) in 2020 | Jetsetter.com
While the Riviera has maintained a glam reputation since the '50s (Brigitte Bardot basking on Saint-Tropez's beaches; A-listers strutting down Cannes' red carpet), there is more to le Midi than just its jet-set resort towns—including idyllic bohemian islands and hilltop medieval towns housing their own Michelin-starred restaurants. Whether you are looking for a day that starts (and ends) with rosé at a celeb-filled beach club or prefer a more secluded seaside escape, these are the must-see destinations to check off during a visit to the South of France.
Jetsetter's picks for the best of the South of France are:
Saint-tropez
Porquerolles Islands
Antibes
Saint-Paul-de-Vence
Nice
Check out the rest of our picks on Jetsetter.com:
To sign up for access to insider tips and hotel recommendations, click here to join our email list:
A Taste of France 2.wmv
A fun filled holiday in South West France, walking the Saint Jacques de Compostelle, taking in Auvillar, Moissac and the River Garonne. Just an hour from Toulouse and Carcassonne.