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Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Montréal.
Things to see and do
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Place de l'Hôtel de Ville
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Montréal
© Benjamin BellamyVilla Gallo-Romaine de Séviac
Discover the Roman way of life at the Villa de Séviac! A visit to this site is an unmissable part of exploring ancient Gascony.
Illustrative photoArmagnac Confidentiel ; Pierres Secrètes et Vignes Gourmandes
Embark on a unique journey into the heart of the Armagnac-Gascogne wine region, where a wealth of architectural gems lie hidden. Whether you come across a chapel or a château, do venture inside the estates to meet the passionate winegrowers.
Illustrative photoBastide de Montréal du Gers
Village
Activities and walks
Illustrative photoAu Salon ! - Clé des Champs N°4/15
Set off on an adventure and take the less-travelled paths for a sensory and playful exploration of the countryside. Open your eyes, prick up your ears, sharpen your senses and experience a landscape that can be seen, heard, smelled, touched and felt.
Illustrative photoBibliothèque de Montréal-du-Gers
5 rue du 11 Novembre
Illustrative photoBoulodrome couvert
Rue du Cdt Parisot
Illustrative photoBoulodrome Extérieur - Place Henri Magen
Stade André Daubin Rte de Fourcès
Illustrative photoLes Animaux de Hustet
La Ferme de Hustet welcomes you to the heart of the vineyards, with its exotic animals, air-conditioned accommodation, swimming pool, summer kitchen and picnic baskets. A signposted trail for small groups, designed to respect the animals’ peace and quiet.
Illustrative photoParcours Nature de l'étang de Montréal
Here, just a stone’s throw from the bastide town of Montréal-du-Gers, a bunch of quirky Gascon locals came up with the idea of ‘returning’ a former leisure centre and its swimming lake to nature. And that’s to our great delight! An educational walk to soak up nature.
Illustrative photoPêche à l'étang de Montréal
This small, second-category municipal lake, which was completely refurbished a few years ago, operates on a ‘no-kill’ basis for all predatory fish. Area: 2.6 hectares Maximum depth: 2 metres Target species: Predatory fish, whitefish, carp.
Illustrative photoPêche en Rivière Auzoue
As a Category 2 river, it is possible to fish for predatory fish and cyprinids here.
Illustrative photoStade de rugby André Daubin
A rugby union and rugby sevens ground, near the multimedia hall.
Where to stay
Illustrative photoLa Pausa Verda - Chambre d'hôtes
Set within a former wine-growing estate in the commune of Montréal-du-Gers, at the foot of the greenway and the Way of St James, there are two spacious guest rooms, each with an en-suite shower room and private toilet facilities, on the first floor of a characterful house.
Illustrative photoMaison Oya - Yourte
Enjoy a unique overnight stay in our 45m² yurt (sleeps 4) in the heart of the Gers vineyards. Make the most of the wooded grounds, the swimming pool and a gourmet breakfast. Private bathroom. Well-being and nature guaranteed.
Where to eat
Illustrative photoAuberge Saint Jacques
In the heart of Montréal-du-Gers, one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages in France’, the Auberge Saint-Jacques welcomes you for a gourmet break centred on traditional cuisine and the flavours of south-western France.
Illustrative photoL' Escale
Tucked away beneath the arcades of this ‘Most Beautiful Village in France’, in the heart of the Bastide of Montréal-du-Gers, do stop off at the restaurant L’Escale. There, you’ll enjoy delicious culinary fusions blending Gascon traditions with the exotic flavours of Madagascar.
Illustrative photoL'Antre'potes
L'Antre'potes is a snack bar situated on the square in Montréal-du-Gers, where you can enjoy a tasty break.
Illustrative photoMontResto
Le MontResto serves local, seasonal cuisine made with locally sourced produce in Montréal-du-Gers, one of the “Most Beautiful Villages in France”.
Local produce
Illustrative photoDomaine de Caude
Jérôme and Lydie welcome you to the Domaine de Caude and are delighted to share with you the flavours and produce grown on their estate.
Illustrative photoDomaine de Maubert
In the heart of the Ténarèze vineyards, the De Wit family looks forward to welcoming you to Domaine de Maubert.
Illustrative photoDomaine de Pellehaut
In the Montréal-du-Gers area, a bastide town listed as one of the ‘Most Beautiful Villages of France’, the Château de Pellehaut, built in the 18th century, is situated in the Ténarèze region, on the edge of the Bas-Armagnac.
Illustrative photoDomaine Horgelus
It was on the sun-drenched hillsides of Gascony, in Montréal-du-Gers in the heart of south-western France, that the Le Menn family founded the Horgelus estate.
Illustrative photoDomaine Jean de Montrejeau
A family-run estate for five generations, situated in Ténarèze.
Illustrative photoLe Couloumé
In the north of the Gers, in Montréal-du-Gers – a village awarded the ‘Most Beautiful Villages of France’ label – come and meet the Lussagnet family, who will reveal the secrets of France’s oldest brandy.
Shops and craftspeople
Illustrative photoAtelier d'Artistes Peintres
The studio of Françoise Amadieu, painter.
Illustrative photoAtelier de Tapissière
Artisan workshop. Upholstery repairs, curtains, cushions. Bespoke work, interior design advice, sale of fabrics by Lelièvre, Casal, Houles… Personalised lessons on reupholstering your armchairs or an introduction to sewing.
Illustrative photoAtelier Thanh Mai-charles
An artist’s studio.
Illustrative photoCirerie de Gascogne
La Cirerie de Gascogne showcases the Gascon way of life through unique and unconventional scents. For an olfactory journey through Gascony, I invite you to visit my workshop and shop at 1 Rue du Commandant Parisot in Montréal-du-Gers.
Illustrative photoMarble Art
Artisans specialising in statues made from reconstituted marble, created from an original model made of modelling clay, using moulds they have made themselves.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 24 October 2026.
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