Alban: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Culture
The Dolmen d’Alban is also known as “Le palet de Notre Dame”. The Menhir d’Alban also has a second name: “La pierre du Diable”.
The Dolmen d’Alban is considered a large stone slab that originally rested on two long, upright stones. The Menhir d’Alban is approximately 3 metres high and has two so-called cupules on its north-eastern side.
The Église Notre-Dame d’Alban houses a cross classified as Romanesque. The church also contains a gilded wooden Madonna from the 15th century and features Neo-Byzantine frescoes by Nicolas Greschny.
Those choosing Alban as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
La Boucle d’Alban is an easy 5.8-kilometre route. The walking time is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes; the route begins at Place de Ladrech in Alban.
The route leads to Lac de la Franquèze, a shaded place for a break in nature, a walk or fishing.
Near Lac de la Franquèze there is an arboretum located close to the Dolmen d’Alban and the Menhir d’Alban.
On site
Les marchés du mardi takes place at Place du chanoine Henri Roussel in Alban. Fruit and vegetables, poultry, eggs, cheese, wine and honey are available.
To the higher-level travel overview: Tarn.
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