Mauzac: Holiday Apartments and Houses

The Saint-Étienne Church in Mauzac was built in the 15th or very early 16th century.

For planning your own trip to Mauzac, you may be considering renting a holiday apartment.

Culture and History

The altarpiece of the Saint-Étienne Church in Mauzac was classified as a historic monument in 1965. The church has eleven bells; one of them dates from 1608 and was classified shortly before the First World War.

The organ has a case in the style of Napoleon III and was rebuilt by Puget in 1912.

The Château des Dames Maltaises is a private 19th-century château near the Garonne.

The surrounding area of Mauzac is home to the historic site of Abbaye de l'Oraison-Dieu, the Musée Clément Ader et les Grands Hommes museum, the ancient site of France - Muret - Bourdaya, and the archaeological site of Abbaye de La Clarté-Dieu.

Trails and Landscape

La Boucle Mauzacaise connects the banks of the Garonne, a viewpoint overlooking the Pyrenees, and forests and fields. The route starts at Mauzac Town Hall and returns to the starting point.

The sentier pédagogique de Mauzac educational trail runs through Mauzac along the Via Garona and, at the beginning of La boucle Mauzacaise, along the Garonne. Along the trail, information panels provide details about migratory birds, the Garonne, and life in the soil.

Gardens

In the wider region around Mauzac are the Jardin des plantes garden, the Jardin botanique Henri Gaussen botanical garden, the Jardin Royal garden, and the Grand Rond garden.

More places for trip planning: Vaudreuille, Estadens, Montgaillard-Lauragais, Castelnau-D'estrétefonds, Luscan, Montmaurin, Auzeville-Tolosane, Montjoire.

Haute-Garonne at a glance: Haute-Garonne.