Montbrun is terraced along the foothills of the Causse Méjean, built on the slope and overlooking the valley. On the left bank between Quézac and Blajoux, a bend in the Tarn lies within view.
Renting a holiday apartment in Montbrun can be part of your personal travel planning.
Nature and Trails
Montbrun has five signposted footpaths with viewpoints over the gorges. The marked paths provide an opportunity to discover several dolmens.
Gargo is a summit in the vicinity of Montbrun. Eschino d'Ase is a mountain in the vicinity of Montbrun. Le Tourrel is a summit in the vicinity of Montbrun, and Montagne de Ramponenche is a mountain in the vicinity of Montbrun.
Culture and History
The Saint-Pierre de Montbrun church was completely restored in 2009 and 2010. Only its apse dates from the Romanesque period. Carved coats of arms and windows in Montbrun bear witness to the village's rich history.
The Combelébrousse Dolmen has a six-metre-long stone that housed 35 skeletons. The Musée L’Amellio is a museum of geology, art and local folk traditions. It used to be open to the public seasonally; today, it is accessible by appointment only.
A seasonal exhibition in Montbrun provides insights into local life in the past.
Other Places
The Château de Triadou is a castle in the wider region surrounding Montbrun. The Monastère Saint-Sauveur-de-Chirac is a monastery in the wider region surrounding Montbrun. The Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Mende is a church in the wider region surrounding Montbrun. Aven Armand is a park in the wider region surrounding Montbrun.
More destination pages: Chasseradès, Saint-Chély-D'apcher, La Panouse, Les Monts-Verts, Saint-Germain-Du-Teil, Mas-Saint-Chély, Langogne, Saint-Hilaire-de-Lavit.
