Bouloc: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Notre-Dame church in Bouloc contains a large altarpiece, an ensemble of carved wood dating from the 17th century, which has been protected as a historic monument since 1933. The first known mention of the church dates back to 1514. Its three-bay nave leads into a polygonal choir with five sides.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bouloc can consider the town as a travel destination.

Culture

The Bouloc washhouse originated from a spring and was developed into a fountain formerly known as “Lo Fount Grande”, which served as a watering place for livestock and a washing area. The water from the washhouse flows into the Cardillou stream, which empties into the Girou.

The historic Château de Pompignan is located in the vicinity of Bouloc. A former brick-drying shed is considered notable cultural heritage.

Nature

The Sentier aux papillons offers panoramic views of the village of Gargas and the Girou Valley. The hiking trail is approximately 14 km long, takes about 3 hours and 30 minutes, is marked in yellow, and is classified as moderately difficult. It also has a second starting point at the Centre de loisirs opposite Bouloc Town Hall.

Activities

The Promenade Boulocaine circular hiking trail is approximately 6.5 km long, takes about two hours, and is marked in yellow.

Cap Cheval in Bouloc is a family-friendly riding centre in a green setting and offers, among other things, wine tours on horseback with day trips through forests and vineyards.

Geographical location

The wider regional area around Bouloc includes the Saint-Michel-du-Touch archaeological site, the Saint-Raymond Museum, the Bazacle archaeological site, the Base de loisirs de Bouconne leisure park, the Jardin Royal garden, the Grand Rond garden, and the Jardin botanique Henri Gaussen botanical garden.

More local pages: Gibel, Quint-Fonsegrives, Garin, Cintegabelle, Cazeneuve-Montaut, Falga, Thil, Proupiary

To the main travel overview: Haute-Garonne.