Laguépie: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
In Laguépie, the Viaur flows into the Aveyron. The town lies on a kind of peninsula between land and water.
Renting a holiday apartment in Laguépie is one possible way to plan a trip focused on this destination.
Nature and Water
There is a bathing area on the Viaur, supervised by two lifeguards in July and August. The water is strictly monitored; access is free.
Canoeing is one of the nature- and water-based leisure activities in Laguépie. The Base de loisirs des Arènes offers fishing, tennis and mini-golf.
Culture and Townscape
The Château Lou Viel Castel in Laguépie has witnessed wars and reconstructions since the year 1000 and is maintained by the Lou Viel Castel association. Thanks to the association’s volunteers, it is open during the Heritage Days and annually from mid-July to around 20 August.
The old bridge in Laguépie dates back to the Middle Ages and offers a view of the converging waterways. Laguépie has old lanes lined with traditional houses. The Church of Saint Peter in Laguépie is a historical testament to past centuries.
Paths and Leisure
Three Petites Randonnées trails are available around Laguépie. The GR36 runs along the Aveyron as far as Najac.
Local Tradition
The “marron de Laguépie” is a local chestnut speciality and a symbol of Laguépie. It is celebrated at the Foire à la Châtaigne on the last Sunday in October in Laguépie.
For the higher-level travel overview: Tarn-Et-Garonne.
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