Montpezat: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Montpezat
Culture
The Church of Saint-Sébastien was partially destroyed in 1569 and restored in 1687. Its bell tower has a stone spire in the Gothic style.
The South Gate opens near the upper end of Rue Porte des Remparts. It is the only surviving gate of Montpezat’s fortifications. A stone arch spans the gate; two inscribed stones, now illegible, have been preserved on it.
Those who choose Montpezat as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Hiking
The Balcon de la Vaunage circular trail, Circuit No. 17507, begins at the village car park. It leads to the remains of a mill and a landscape interpretation panel, runs through vineyards and woodland, passes a Capitelle, and follows a ridge with views over the Vaunage plain. It also leads to the Fontaran spring, where picnic facilities are available.
The De Puechs en Combes walk is an 8.91 km circular trail with 186 m of elevation gain and a stated duration of 2 hours 30 minutes. It offers views of the Garrigue, the valleys, and the Circulade situated on a rocky spur. The trail is marked with yellow local waymarkers and signposts.
Nature
Parc de La Garenne is a green space in Montpezat.
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