The Voie Verte du Tarn runs through Labastide-Saint-Pierre. The cycle route follows the axis between Bressols and Haute-Garonne via Orgueil and Nohic; the section between Labastide-Saint-Pierre and Orgueil is 3.029 kilometres long. The final section of the Voie Verte was officially opened to pedestrians and cyclists.
When planning a trip around Labastide-Saint-Pierre, the focus is on renting a holiday apartment.
Culture
In the centre of Labastide-Saint-Pierre, the Église Saint Pierre-aux-liens stands on the square in front of the town hall. There is a car park directly next to the church; a second car park is located a little further behind the church on the right. The Saint Pierre aux liens festival is celebrated on 1 August.
Gastronomy
Château Saint-Louis welcomes visitors year-round for tours of the estate and wine tastings. The vines of Château Saint-Louis grow on the former terraces of the Tarn.
Château de Belaygues produces red and rosé AOP Fronton wines as well as white IGP Comté-Tolosan wine. Tours, wine tastings, picnics and workshops are offered on site. At the Domaine de Lescure, AOP and IGP wines are available in red, rosé and white; the Domaine de Lescure also covers 24 hectares of vineyards and approximately 12 hectares of hazelnut cultivation.
The Al Païs restaurant offers regional cuisine made with local products, as well as pastries and chocolate. The Domaine Labastidum is listed as having the “Agriculture biologique (AB)” designation.
Family
Ferme Denola offers guided tours. Ferme Denola is an open-air experience farm. Children and adults can observe animals there and learn about farming. Ferme Denola can be reached in less than a 30-minute walk from the LABASTIDE-SAINT-PIERRE – ZA Grd Sud Logi stop on the Verdun-sur-Garonne–Montauban route.
The Voie Verte du Tarn has an Aire de jeux with a play area, a city stadium and a fitness trail.
