Visit to the Latour Site
Latour Castle – Cultural Visits A must-see site in Miramont-Latour. What to see and do at the Latour castle and site: Opening hours and prices: From March 1st to October 31st, visits are offered from 2pm to 7pm. June and September: every Sunday. July and…
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Latour Castle – Cultural Visits
A must-see site in Miramont-Latour. What to see and do at the Latour castle and site:
Opening hours and prices:
From March 1st to October 31st, visits are offered from 2pm to 7pm.
- June and September: every Sunday.
- July and August: Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Prices:
- Individuals: €4
- Schoolchildren: €2.50
- Groups: €3
Description :
The Château de Latour, dating from the 13th and 19th centuries, offers a unique experience with its museum dedicated to rural life, covering an area of 1500 m². There you will discover a rare collection including a traditional kitchen, a period bedroom, a cellar and much more.
The castle also houses a dovecote, a listed historical monument, accessible via a footpath. The interior of the Convent of Notre-Dame des Anges, belonging to the Franciscan order, is worth exploring, with its magnificent 17th-century stone altarpiece, also a listed historical monument.
Don't miss a visit to the cellar with its old bread oven, as well as the collection of 2000 objects, including yokes and vine accessories, testifying to the rich historical and rural past of the castle.
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Latour site
MIRAMONT-LATOUR The Lary de La Tour family can rest assured: This <strong>historic site</strong> is still well guarded, no longer by a valiant knight in armor, but by a scholar of history and words draped in robes: <em>Open your eyes, man always in a hurry, to build the future, contemplate the past.</em> In the calm of the verdant valleys of Fleurance, a <strong>Gascon cadet</strong> , a farmer, will be pleased to share with you, throughout the 15 rooms, the art, culture, and traditions that are the deep roots of France. A picnic area is available for visitors, as well as a meeting room with 60 seats.
