The Circuit de Notre-Dame de Montaut follows well-maintained and signposted paths through forests, pastureland and varied landscapes. From the ridge, there is a view of the Pyrenees.
Those considering Montbrun-Bocage as a holiday destination can plan to rent a holiday apartment there.
Culture
The market hall in the centre of Montbrun-Bocage dates from the 15th and 17th centuries.
In the 18th century, the hall housed the markets held on Mondays as well as two annual fairs on 4 August and 9 December.
The Church of Saint John contains Romanesque paintings.
The Chapelle de Montaut and its fountain are highlighted as noteworthy destinations on the route in Montbrun-Bocage.
The remains of the castle are among the cultural heritage sites in Montbrun-Bocage worth visiting.
The houses known as the “Maisons des Moines” are preserved half-timbered houses with St Andrew’s crosses, exposed beams and carved beam ends. They belonged to Benedictine monks from Mas-d’Azil.
Nature
Depending on the season, the Clairière aux Insectes offers guided nature walks along a landscaped path and in a garden with a pond and an area of wild orchids.
The Clairière aux Insectes is located in a ZNIEFF, a natural area of ecological, faunal and floristic interest.
The Société de pêche de Montbrun-Bocage manages a pond that is regularly stocked with coarse fish such as roach, tench and largemouth bass, as well as rainbow trout. Tables and barbecue areas are available along the landscaped banks.
The Circuit de Notre-Dame de Montaut ends at Lac de Bouydou, where picnic tables, a fishing jetty and a barbecue area are available.
Local life
The Montbrun-Bocage market takes place every Sunday and is a meeting place where producers, craftspeople and artists share their skills and knowledge.
The Sunday market in Montbrun-Bocage offers the opportunity to discover local handicrafts.
The castle can be visited during the Sunday morning market for an admission fee of your choice.
