Pompertuzat: Holiday Apartments and Houses
The Canal du Midi crosses the entire width of the Pompertuzat area. The oldest part of the village lies on the northern slope of the hill and is overlooked by the church.
Those who choose Pompertuzat as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Landscape
The northeastern part of Pompertuzat lies in the alluvial plain of the Hers Mort. The southwestern part consists of the molasse hills of the Lauragais.
Culture
The Église Saint-André is a 16th-century church with a single-nave, pointed-vaulted interior, two side chapels, and a painted ceiling. It was listed as a historic monument by decree of 24 October 1973.
The Pigeonnier of Pompertuzat has a conical shape and consists of two domes. It is a former 17th-century dovecote and has been listed in the supplementary inventory of historic monuments since 1932. Its wrought-iron weather vane is a very rare seigneurial feature of dovecotes in southern France.
The war memorial for the First World War of 1914–1918 was designed as a two-metre-high pyramid made of brick, white marble, and bronze. Free exhibitions open to all visitors are held in the Chapelle Saint-Roch on Rue Jane DIEULAFOY.
The Pont de Deyme dates from the 19th century, was demolished in 1814, and subsequently rebuilt.
Walks
Most of the walks organized by the Marcheurs de Pompert last two to three hours, cover seven to eight kilometres, and follow signposted circular routes of SICOVAL.
The Marcheurs de Pompert association offers walks that provide an opportunity to discover Pompertuzat, the hills of the Hers and the Lauragais, and the southeast of Toulouse.
For the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Garonne.
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