The GR 652 pilgrimage route of the Camino de Santiago begins in Marmont-Pachas.
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Hiking and Landscapes
The hike along the GR 652 through Marmont-Pachas leads through broad, open, gently rounded hilly landscapes.
History and Sacred Buildings
Marmont-Pachas was created in 1795 through the merger of the two parishes of Saint-Jean-de-Marmont and Saint-Martin-de-Pachas.
The church of Marmont-Pachas has a round, very slender stone bell tower. The historically interesting Saint-Jean-de-Pachas church was replaced by a neo-Gothic church at the end of the 19th century.
The Cathédrale Saint-Caprais church is located in the vicinity of Marmont-Pachas. In the wider regional surroundings of Marmont-Pachas are the Monastère Saint-Gény monastery, the historic site Ancien couvent des Dominicains de Prouilhan, and the historic site Abbaye de Boüillas.
Remembrance and Local Orientation
Each year, the municipality of Marmont-Pachas first honors repatriated soldiers and then holds a traditional memorial ceremony at the war memorial in remembrance of the soldiers of Marmont-Pachas.
There is a car park opposite the church of Pachas.
Other places: Tournon-D'agenais, Lédat, Saint-Eutrope-De-Born, Lusignan-Petit, Grézet-Cavagnan, Monségur, Dolmayrac, Courbiac
