VISIT SAINT ANTONIN DE NOBLE VAL
FROM THE CAMPSITE
Photo ©Frecks
SAINT-ANTONIN-NOBLE-VAL,
IN THE HEART OF THE CAUSSES AND THE GORGES OF THE AVEYRON, FROM OUR CAMPSITE IN OCCITANIA
Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val is located in the department of Tarn-et-Garonne, 30 minutes from our campsite in Occitanie, le Soleil des Bastides and Cahuzac-sur-Vère, and 50 minutes from Albi. Saint-Antonin, located on the border of Quercy, Albigeois and Rouergue, is one of the oldest cities of the region. The market halls, the narrow streets with their period buildings of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, invite you to stroll around and enjoy.
FOCUS
- In the town centre, you will find houses listed as historical monuments, the church of Saint Antonin, the convent of the Génovéfains (former "Maison des Chanoines" and current town hall). The municipal museum is the former viscount's palace built in 1125.
- Nearby is the grotte du Bosc (3.5 km from Saint-Antonin-noble-Val). It houses a mineral and fossil museum. You can also visit the prehistoric site of Fontalès.
WE HAVE CHOSEN,
FOR YOU
THE CASTLE OF CAS
Take a tour through the centuries! From the time of the Gauls, through the Templars, several centuries of history will be told to you at the Château de Cas, a member of the Club des Sites du Tarn-et-Garonne.Founded in the 9th century, seat of a Templar commandery in the 13th century, the Château de Cas suffered severe damage during the revolution and later during the Second World War. It owes its rebirth to its owners, the Lastic Saint Jal family, who raised it from its ruins. Surrounded by its French gardens, the Château de Cas offers its visitors a real journey through history.
Take a tour through the centuries! From the time of the Gauls, through the Templars, several centuries of history will be told to you at the Château de Cas, a member of the Club des Sites du Tarn-et-Garonne.Founded in the 9th century, seat of a Templar commandery in the 13th century, the Château de Cas suffered severe damage during the revolution and later during the Second World War. It owes its rebirth to its owners, the Lastic Saint Jal family, who raised it from its ruins. Surrounded by its French gardens, the Château de Cas offers its visitors a real journey through history.
A beautiful walk to be planned from our unusual campsite in Midi-Pyrénées.