Réalmont: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Réalmont preserves the rectangular street plan of its historic bastide; the central square is lined with a double row of covered arcades. At the Blima stream, the public washhouse was remodelled in 1880 so that it could serve both as a washhouse and as a watering trough for livestock. The Church of Notre-Dame du Taur is housed in a former Protestant temple dating from the early 17th century, which became a church in 1628.

Tours of Réalmont’s royal bastide are available by reservation with local tour guide Béatrix Jollet. The Réalmont Tourist Office offers a historical walking tour to explore the royal bastide. The Réalmont Médiathèque offers a varied cultural programme and exhibitions.

Those who choose Réalmont as a holiday destination want to rent a holiday apartment there.

Getting around

The Sentier du Puech de Caylou hiking trail leads to a stop at the Fontaine de la Fréjaire, built in the mid-17th century.

Local life

Réalmont’s market has existed since the 13th century. It takes place every Wednesday morning and offers local produce as well as regional specialities. Réalmont’s events calendar includes the Salon International des Minéraux et Fossiles in July.

Geographical setting

In the wider area around Réalmont are the Musée Toulouse-Lautrec, a museum, the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Candeil, a historic site, the Collégiale Saint-Salvy, a church, and the Cathédrale Sainte-Cécile, a church. Also in the wider area around Réalmont are the Jardin National, a garden, the Jardins du Palais de la Berbie, a garden complex, and the Parc de Rochegude, a park.

More pages about local destinations: Lautrec, Nages, Monestiès, Castelnau-De-Montmiral, Lisle-Sur-Tarn, Durfort, Aiguelèze, Trébas

To the higher-level travel overview: Tarn.