River cruise for a round trip from Castelsarrasin up to Toulouse - Agen

Day 1

Day 2

Montauban

This magnificent town is well worth the detour. The old town, its old 10th century bridge, the Bishop's Palace and the tower of the Church of Saint-Jacques are just a few of the many remarkable landmarks this town has to offer.

Day 3

Montauban

This magnificent town is well worth the detour. The old town, its old 10th century bridge, the Bishop's Palace and the tower of the Church of Saint-Jacques are just a few of the many remarkable landmarks this town has to offer.

the Côtes du Frontonnais

Day 4

Toulouse

The Place du Capitole (Capitol), the Church of the Jacobins, the Jardin des Plantes botanical garden and the Georges Labit Museum are the main places of interest to visit during your barge cruise in Toulouse.

Place du Capitole

The Place du Capitole is the emblem of the city; this magnificent square is located right in the historic center of Toulouse.

Basilique Saint-Sernin

Just a few steps away, you'll find the Basilica of Saint-Sernin, the largest Romanesque church in France — a true masterpiece.

Day 5

Toulouse

The Place du Capitole (Capitol), the Church of the Jacobins, the Jardin des Plantes botanical garden and the Georges Labit Museum are the main places of interest to visit during your barge cruise in Toulouse.

Place du Capitole

The Place du Capitole is the emblem of the city; this magnificent square is located right in the historic center of Toulouse.

Basilique Saint-Sernin

Just a few steps away, you'll find the Basilica of Saint-Sernin, the largest Romanesque church in France — a true masterpiece.

the Côtes du Frontonnais

Day 6

Montauban

This magnificent town is well worth the detour. The old town, its old 10th century bridge, the Bishop's Palace and the tower of the Church of Saint-Jacques are just a few of the many remarkable landmarks this town has to offer.

the Côtes du Frontonnais

Day 7

Montauban

This magnificent town is well worth the detour. The old town, its old 10th century bridge, the Bishop's Palace and the tower of the Church of Saint-Jacques are just a few of the many remarkable landmarks this town has to offer.

the water slope of Montech

This relatively new water slope (1974) enables the circumvention of 5 locks, with a height difference of 13.3m. Remember: this water slope may not be used by rental boats (boats must be a minimum of 20m to pass through).

the Wines of Lavilledieu

Day 8

Moissac

This town, with its abbey dating back over 1000 years, the Abbaye Saint-Pierre, is one of the best examples of Romanesque architecture in the south-west. From Moissac it is possible to travel several kilometers (11 to be exact) on the Tarn river.

the Canal Bridge of Moissac

Built in 1844 with bricks from Toulouse, this aqueduct allows the Tarn river to be crossed by barge.

Abbaye Saint-Pierre

Discover the Benedictine abbey, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its cloister adorned with 76 sculpted capitals and its church featuring one of the most beautiful Romanesque tympanums. Take advantage of guided tours to explore the abbey, discover its history and its artistic treasures. Tours suitable for children are also available during school holidays.

Chemin de Compostelle

Moissac is a major stop on the Way of St. James, with its abbey and tympanum listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Follow in the footsteps of the pilgrims and explore this town steeped in history.

Day 9

Moissac

This town, with its abbey dating back over 1000 years, the Abbaye Saint-Pierre, is one of the best examples of Romanesque architecture in the south-west. From Moissac it is possible to travel several kilometers (11 to be exact) on the Tarn river.

Abbaye Saint-Pierre

Discover the Benedictine abbey, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its cloister adorned with 76 sculpted capitals and its church featuring one of the most beautiful Romanesque tympanums. Take advantage of guided tours to explore the abbey, discover its history and its artistic treasures. Tours suitable for children are also available during school holidays.

Chemin de Compostelle

Moissac is a major stop on the Way of St. James, with its abbey and tympanum listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Follow in the footsteps of the pilgrims and explore this town steeped in history.

The Ile aux Oiseaux of St Nicolas de la Grave

This bird sanctuary is famous for the diversity of species which often visit its lands.

the lakes of St Nicolas de la Grave

This natural lake at the confluence of the Garonne and Tarn rivers offers the opportunity to take part in or discover all sorts of water sports.

Day 10

Valence d'Agen

This small town features 3 listed monuments: 2 wash hoses and a dovecote.

Agen

Known above all for its prunes and its rugby team, Agen also has an abundance of noteworthy structures: the Cathedral of Saint-Caprias, the Church of Notre-Dame-du-Bourg, and the Church of the Jacobins.

Saint-Caprais Cathedral

Dating from the 12th century, this cathedral is an architectural gem not to be missed, featuring well-preserved murals and a panoramic view from the bell tower.

The Church of the Jacobins

This 14th-century church regularly hosts exhibitions from the Museum of Fine Arts and features impressive interior architecture.

the Côtes du Brulhois

the Pruneau d'Agen

Happy Forest

This amusement park offers treetop adventure courses, pony rides, archery, and laser tag—perfect for a day out with family or friends.

Parc Walygator

Enjoy a family day out at this amusement park featuring rides and a water park.

The Suspended Pedestrian Footbridge

This 263-meter-long footbridge offers a magnificent view of the Garonne River and the canal bridge, making it ideal for a walk or a bike ride.

Day 11

Valence d'Agen

This small town features 3 listed monuments: 2 wash hoses and a dovecote.

Agen

Known above all for its prunes and its rugby team, Agen also has an abundance of noteworthy structures: the Cathedral of Saint-Caprias, the Church of Notre-Dame-du-Bourg, and the Church of the Jacobins.

Saint-Caprais Cathedral

Dating from the 12th century, this cathedral is an architectural gem not to be missed, featuring well-preserved murals and a panoramic view from the bell tower.

The Church of the Jacobins

This 14th-century church regularly hosts exhibitions from the Museum of Fine Arts and features impressive interior architecture.

the Côtes du Brulhois

the Pruneau d'Agen

Happy Forest

This amusement park offers treetop adventure courses, pony rides, archery, and laser tag—perfect for a day out with family or friends.

Parc Walygator

Enjoy a family day out at this amusement park featuring rides and a water park.

The Suspended Pedestrian Footbridge

This 263-meter-long footbridge offers a magnificent view of the Garonne River and the canal bridge, making it ideal for a walk or a bike ride.

Day 12

Moissac

This town, with its abbey dating back over 1000 years, the Abbaye Saint-Pierre, is one of the best examples of Romanesque architecture in the south-west. From Moissac it is possible to travel several kilometers (11 to be exact) on the Tarn river.

Abbaye Saint-Pierre

Discover the Benedictine abbey, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its cloister adorned with 76 sculpted capitals and its church featuring one of the most beautiful Romanesque tympanums. Take advantage of guided tours to explore the abbey, discover its history and its artistic treasures. Tours suitable for children are also available during school holidays.

Chemin de Compostelle

Moissac is a major stop on the Way of St. James, with its abbey and tympanum listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Follow in the footsteps of the pilgrims and explore this town steeped in history.

The Ile aux Oiseaux of St Nicolas de la Grave

This bird sanctuary is famous for the diversity of species which often visit its lands.

the lakes of St Nicolas de la Grave

This natural lake at the confluence of the Garonne and Tarn rivers offers the opportunity to take part in or discover all sorts of water sports.

Day 13

Moissac

This town, with its abbey dating back over 1000 years, the Abbaye Saint-Pierre, is one of the best examples of Romanesque architecture in the south-west. From Moissac it is possible to travel several kilometers (11 to be exact) on the Tarn river.

the Canal Bridge of Moissac

Built in 1844 with bricks from Toulouse, this aqueduct allows the Tarn river to be crossed by barge.

Abbaye Saint-Pierre

Discover the Benedictine abbey, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its cloister adorned with 76 sculpted capitals and its church featuring one of the most beautiful Romanesque tympanums. Take advantage of guided tours to explore the abbey, discover its history and its artistic treasures. Tours suitable for children are also available during school holidays.

Chemin de Compostelle

Moissac is a major stop on the Way of St. James, with its abbey and tympanum listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites. Follow in the footsteps of the pilgrims and explore this town steeped in history.

cruising route Castelsarrasin / Toulouse - Agen / Castelsarrasin

Castelsarrasin - Toulouse - Agen - Castelsarrasin

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