Monbéqui: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Nature

In the east of its municipal territory, Monbéqui is bordered by the Garonne. At the same time, Monbéqui is covered by two ZNIEFF areas, two APPB areas and two Natura 2000 protected-area designations.

Renting a holiday apartment in Monbéqui can be part of your personal travel planning.

Culture

The Église Saint Amans church is located in Monbéqui. Château Mercier is a historical and cultural testament to Monbéqui and is intended to be preserved. Monbéqui also has a dovecote made of unfired and fired bricks.

The municipal washhouse of Monbéqui is built from Foraine bricks as well as lime-and-gravel concrete. It has a 4 × 5 metre courtyard, three quarters of which is covered by a roof that supplies water to both basins as well as to the spring.

The restoration of the municipal washhouse of Monbéqui included a circular path, a calade bearing the town’s coat of arms, the renovation of the basins and the restoration of the entrance vault. The bell of the Église Saint-Amans in Monbéqui dates from the time of Louis XIV.

La Mascotte is a traditional restaurant in Monbéqui offering homemade cuisine made with fresh ingredients, with à la carte dishes and set menus available at lunchtime and in the evening. The restaurant offers on-site dining and takeaway food.

Cycle paths

In the context of tourist cycling routes, Monbéqui is associated with the designation “Vélo Voie Verte – Canal des deux mers”.

Other destinations: Tréjouls, Barry-d'Islemade, Saint-Beauzeil, Sérignac, Vazerac, Bourret, Roquecor, Valence

To the higher-level travel overview: Tarn-Et-Garonne.