25km far from the hotel, the episcopal city of Albi, classified in 2010 as a UNESCO world heritage site, the Sainte Cécile cathedral, the Toulouse Lautrec Museum, and boat trips on the Tarn.
Ambialet / Tarn
Discover the upper Tarn Valley
Ambialet: A Peninsula Between History and Wild Nature
In the heart of the Tarn valley lies the spectacular Ambialet peninsula, embraced by a unique three-kilometre-long meander. Dominated by its centuries-old priory, it offers breathtaking views from its heights, stretching from the plateaus of Albi to the green hills of Ségala. This exceptional natural site is a veritable sanctuary where remarkable flora and fauna thrive in a preserved natural environment.
A playground for all adventurers
Whether you are contemplative or sporty, the area can be explored at your own pace:
Hiking & Cycling: Marked trails for walking, road cycling or mountain biking.
Water activities: Unforgettable canoeing and kayaking trips on the Tarn.
A Thousand-Year-Old Heritage to Discover
Lovers of old buildings will be delighted by the wealth of architecture in Ambialet. As you wander along the paths, you will be surprised by:
The Treasures of Ambialet: Its four churches, its majestic priory and the evocative ruins of its fortified castle.
Ancient remains: a journey back in time through old mills, dry stone walls and huts hidden in the vegetation.
Culture and conviviality
Local life comes alive throughout the seasons, offering you moments of sharing:
Traditional Market: Every Wednesday morning in summer, discover the authentic flavours of local producers.
Art & Exhibitions: From April to October, Saint-Gilles Church, in the heart of the village, becomes a showcase for a variety of art exhibitions.
Your Local Guide
Passionate about our region, Julie and the entire team at the Hôtel du Pont will be delighted to advise you and share their favourite spots with you to make your stay unforgettable.
Some towns and sites not to be missed during your stay in the Tarn:
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