Saint-Mamet: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Saint-Mamet
The Cascade Sidonie is visible at the exit of Saint-Mamet; it is located on the road to the Col de Portillon.
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Nature
The Cascade Sidonie is classified as a protected site; the corresponding order is dated June 19, 1931. The interpretation center of Aran Park is located in a former Guardia Civil barracks. Aran Park is home to around twenty animal species.
Culture
The first known mention of the Saint-Mamet parish church dates back to 1369. The middle windows of the two side aisles contain stained-glass windows signed by Bordieu from 1845. The apse of the choir, the chancel, and the eastern wall of the northern side aisle feature murals by Romain Cazes.
The Vestige du Vieux Moulin is a stone and iron relic from the 18th century. The Fontaine on Avenue du Portillon is made of stone and dates from 1829; it has two copper spouts between two troughs.
The Croix Gravée is located on a granite rock at the Col du Portillon de Burbe, at an altitude of 1,293 meters between France and Spain. The privately owned Vestige du Château Fondeville is a relic from the 17th and 18th centuries.
Climbing at the Site d'escalade de Saint-Mamet is considered technical.
Other places: Saint-Béat, Castillon-De-Larboust, Boutx, Cierp-Gaud, Bagnères-De-Luchon, Portet-D'aspet, Sengouagnet, Saint-Aventin
To the higher-level travel overview: Haute-Garonne.
