Gratentour: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Gratentour, historic buildings meet cultural activities, sociable game nights and an open-air market. The town thus combines different facets of community life – from the Église Sainte-Quitterie to the annual programme of the Médiathèque.

When staying in Gratentour, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may be part of your travel planning.

History

The oldest documented traces of the Église Sainte-Quitterie date back to 1538. It burned down during the Wars of Religion in 1570 before being rebuilt in 1596. Restoration took place in 2010.

The Château place de la Mairie has two square towers with balustrades, as well as brick architecture featuring decorative forms from the 18th century. It is the oldest château in Gratentour.

Culture

LCV – Loisirs Culturels au Village offers art classes for children and adults in Gratentour and also includes yoga in its programme.

The Médiathèque in Gratentour is a cultural meeting place for reading, listening to music, discovering authors, attending performances and taking part in activities. Its annual programme includes evenings, events, author meetings and exhibitions.

At Des Jeux à Vous, modern board games are discovered and played during sociable game nights in Gratentour; the activity is open to everyone aged eight and over.

Gratentour's open-air market offers seasonal fruit and vegetables, regional products, cheese and handmade sweets.

Gratentour's transport services include the regional LIO 351 bus route, which connects Villemur-sur-Tarn, Fronton and Toulouse.

More pages about local towns: Montlaur, Saint-Thomas, Montgaillard-Lauragais, Drudas, Lanta, Cassagnabère-Tournas, Saint-Béat, Issus

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