Mancioux

You will find the church of Saint-Jacques-le-Major (early 19th cent.) Built after the demolition of the early church in the 13th place of the old Roman road. Dedicated to Saint Jacques since the Middle Ages, it has a bell tower and was built with stones of Roman and Gothic reuse.

Head to the Noue. You will find the bridge from the Middle Ages, often called "Roman Bridge". Its name evokes the crossing of Noue the Gallo-Roman period on the ford upstream.

The bridge, you will see two menhirs placed along the rural road where they served terminals in the Gallo-Roman period. Mancioux was located at the boundary of the Roman provinces: Narbonne and Novempopulania (Aquitaine Country or Nine Peoples). They date from the age of polished stone. The path of Noue path is called "Pilas", "pillar" in Occitan.

Hiking on the trail lookouts Small Pyrénées - duration 3:30 - 4 km.

Visit St. Martory, visit the township as tourist rally (documents to the Tourist Office of Canton St. Martory).

Guided tour of the Cistercian abbey of Bonnefont and fun activities for young people in July and August from 15h to 19h except Monday.

Based recreation Auzas: electric boats to ride on the lake, fee. 9 hole mini-golf, pay. Beach with bouncy castle. Swings and slide. Fitness Giant. Picnic area. Open to the public from 15h to 19h on Wednesdays and weekends in June and September, and 7/7 in July and August. Monday to Friday morning: only for groups (recreation centers, school trips ...). Information +33 5 61 97 40 48.