Aigrefeuille: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The parish church of Saint-Julien in Aigrefeuille has a two-storey bell gable that is characteristic of the region.

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Culture

The Saint-Julien parish church in Aigrefeuille houses a bell from the 16th century that is classified as a cultural monument. Inside the same church, there is a marble memorial stone commemorating the inhabitants of Aigrefeuille who fell in the First World War.

Aigrefeuille has an 18th-century château built of stone and brick. The Château of Aigrefeuille stands on the site of the former seigneurial castle.

The townscape includes preserved brick houses belonging to former landowning families, including the Sipiere, Grailhe and Baric families. Aigrefeuille also has a former classical town hall and school building, known as a mairie-école. Six wayside crosses stand along the roads of Aigrefeuille.

Landscape

At the end of the 19th century, the fertile Saune Valley was Aigrefeuille's main source of prosperity; its fertile soils enabled the cultivation of cereals and fodder crops.

The “Au fil de l'Hers” cycle route passes through Aigrefeuille.

Getting there

On Sundays, Aigrefeuille is served by bus route BUS 103; the stop is located on Chemin du Barric. The demand-responsive TAD 106 was replaced by BUS 104; reservations are no longer required.

Other places: Cugnaux, Binos, Marignac-Lasclares, Malvezie, Gratentour, Cassagnabère-Tournas, Bondigoux, Saint-Aventin

To the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Garonne.