Loubens-Lauragais: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
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The Château de Loubens was built in the 16th century. It retains most of the main building; to the north, it is flanked by two round towers, and to the south by a former Scaliger-style hexagonal tower. The protection of the Château de Loubens is partial: the building is partly listed as a historic monument and partly classified as a historic monument.
The grounds of the Château de Loubens cover four hectares and are classified as a “Jardin Remarquable de France”. The Château de Loubens and its grounds are open to the public exclusively during the European Heritage Days in September.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Loubens-Lauragais should focus their accommodation search on this location.
Culture and History
The tower of the church in Loubens-Lauragais contains three rooms that formerly housed archives and a lookout post. Inside the church are grisaille paintings restored by Vialaret around 1950.
The market hall in Loubens-Lauragais formerly hosted a large market where numerous farmers gathered, and it also once served as a prison.
Landscape and Trails
The site of the mill of Loubens-Lauragais is located on a former motte castrale.
The “Paysages du Lauragais” route leads from Loubens-Lauragais to Revel through fields and hilly landscapes, offering beautiful viewpoints.
The “La boucle des deux châteaux” hiking route passes through a narrow, partially covered lane in the centre of Loubens-Lauragais.
Townscape
Half-timbered houses with blue-painted shutters line the main road of Loubens-Lauragais.
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