Saint-Cirgue: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Saint-Cirgue
Water and trails
Saint-Cirgue is home to the starting point of the Base de Canoë Kayak et Paddle Ambialet, opposite the Ambialet peninsula. The centre offers guided outings. The 9-kilometre “découverte” route is accessible from the age of seven and suitable for families. The Sentier du Ségala begins in Ambialet-Saint-Cirgue.
Those who choose Saint-Cirgue as their holiday destination want to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The ZNIEFF “Vallée du Tarn de Puèch Mergou à Gaycre” includes Saint-Cirgue.
Connections and cuisine
The Pont de Saint-Cirgue connects Ambialet and Saint-Cirgue. The Restaurant de l'Hôtel du Pont serves traditional local cuisine exclusively prepared with fresh produce.
Culture and landscape
The wider regional surroundings of Saint-Cirgue include the Musée Toulouse-Lautrec, a museum; the Collégiale Saint-Salvy, a church; the Église Sainte-Madeleine, a church; and the Cathédrale Sainte-Cécile, a church.
Also located in the wider regional surroundings of Saint-Cirgue are the Jardin National, a garden; the Jardins du Palais de la Berbie, a garden; the Pyramide du Lagast, a mountain; and the Parc de Rochegude, a park.
Routes
The 43-kilometre Circuit Valence d’Albigeois takes around three hours. It starts in Ambialet and leads to Peyroles via La Bouyssière and La Ramégé towards Saint-Cirgue.
Other places: Monestiès, Almayrac, Arifat, Vielmur-Sur-Agout, Mailhoc, Montgey, Puylaurens, Cagnac-Les-Mines
To the main travel overview: Tarn.
