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Provensal40 Rue Guilleran
Moissac
82200
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This charming cottage offers a delightful holiday experience, boasting a 120 square meter space and a 3-key classification. Designed to accommodate 6 to 7 people comfortably, it is situated on the second floor of a beautiful seventeenth-century house, within the enchanting historic town of Moissac. With its serene and luminous ambiance, guests can enjoy independent access through a spacious garden, complete with amenities such as a barbecue and a porch. The property also provides the convenience of enclosed parking. For more information, detailed descriptions, captivating pictures, and pricing, please visit our website.Reviews
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- Abbaye Saint-Pierre de Moissac: Located just a short distance from Rue Guilleran, this medieval abbey is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is renowned for its stunning Romanesque architecture, particularly the carved tympanum and the cloister with its intricate sculptures.
- Pont-canal du Cacor: Situated on the Canal de Garonne, the Pont-canal du Cacor is an impressive aqueduct that carries the canal over the Tarn River. Visitors can enjoy walking or cycling along the canal towpath while admiring the scenic views.
- Le Moulin de Moissac: A charming watermill turned restaurant, Le Moulin de Moissac offers a unique dining experience. Set in a picturesque location by the river, it serves delicious regional cuisine and is known for its warm and friendly atmosphere.
- Cloître de Sainte-Marie: Another beautiful cloister in Moissac, the Cloître de Sainte-Marie is a hidden gem. It features a tranquil garden surrounded by columns adorned with intricate carvings. The peaceful ambiance makes it a perfect spot for relaxation and reflection.
- Les Jardins de Quercy: Located in the nearby village of Durfort-Lacapelette, Les Jardins de Quercy is a stunning botanical garden spread over 4 hectares. Visitors can explore various themed gardens, including a Japanese garden, a Mediterranean garden, and an aromatic plant garden.
- Canal de Garonne: Running through Moissac, the Canal de Garonne is part of the larger Canal des Deux Mers, linking the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea. The canal offers scenic walks, bike rides, and boat trips, providing an opportunity to appreciate the tranquil beauty of the surrounding countryside.
- Musée de la Cloche et de la Sonnaille: Housed in an old bell factory, this museum showcases the history and craftsmanship of bells and chimes. Visitors can learn about the traditional methods used to create these musical instruments and even try their hand at bell-ringing.
- Château de Brassac: Situated in the village of Brassac, just a short drive from Moissac, this medieval castle offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Visitors can explore the well-preserved ruins and learn about the castle's fascinating history through informative displays.
- Parc de La Roseraie: Located in Montauban, a nearby city, Parc de La Roseraie is a delightful park filled with over 2,000 rose bushes. Visitors can stroll through the fragrant gardens, enjoying the vibrant colors and breathtaking floral displays. 10. Eglise Saint-Jacques de Montauban: Montauban's iconic Saint-Jacques Church is a must-visit for history and architecture enthusiasts. The church features a unique blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles, and its impressive bell tower offers panoramic views of the city. These tourist attractions near Rue Guilleran in Moissac and its surroundings offer a diverse range of experiences, from exploring historical sites to enjoying picturesque gardens and scenic canals.