The Grand’rue in Pompignan features medieval and Renaissance architectural details: a medieval arch, a curved lintel motif and a mullioned window. Today’s Église Saint-Saturnin de Pompignan also points to a clearly dated construction history: it was built from 1852 to 1864 and consecrated by Bishop Plantier on 19 October 1864.
The desire to rent a holiday apartment in Pompignan is an independent part of travel planning.
Culture
The Château de Mirabel is part of the historic villagescape. It is privately owned and can only be viewed from the outside. It was built at the beginning of the 15th century by the local lords, the Alleman de Mirabel. Another distinctive feature is the stone from Pompignan known as Lascans stone, which was used for houses, churches and temples.
The Ermitage Notre Dame de Monnier can be reached on foot via a 3.6 km round trip with 330 m of elevation gain. The chapel of the Ermitage Notre Dame de Monnier features Romanesque architecture.
Routes
The Boucle cyclo-découverte la Montée du Causse passes through Pompignan. Along this route, direction posts show the way.
Landscape
On the Sentier des Garrigues, the road through the middle of the plain and vineyards becomes a path. The summit of Mont Haut lies in the immediate vicinity of Pompignan. The summits of Puech de Mar, Pic de Midi and Le Causse are also located nearby.
Surroundings
The Église de Claret and the Église de Lauret are located near Pompignan. In the wider surrounding region are the Château Montvaillant and the Ancien château de l'Hom.
