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Gratentour

Tourism, holidays & weekends guide in the Haute-Garonne

A small town in Occitania, Gratentour takes place in the heart of Haute-Garonne, only about fifteen kilometers from Toulouse, the famous Pink City. It takes place not far from Castelginest, Bruguières or Labastide-Saint-Sernin.

Quoted from the 11th century, the town was certainly fortified in its origins, as evidenced by the current Place du Fort. Mainly agricultural, Gratentour was particularly known until the middle of the 20th century for its wine-growing activity. After the Second World War, the town became a haven of peace for Toulouse residents who came here to enjoy the benefits of the countryside.

Geographical information

MunicipalityGratentour
Postcode31150
Latitude43.7222510 (N 43° 43’ 20”)
Longitude1.4316980 (E 1° 25’ 54”)
AltitudeFrom 123m to 194m
Surface area4.09 km²
Population4583 inhabitants
Density1120 inhabitants/km²
PrefectureToulouse (14.4 km, 24 min)
Insee code31230
IntercommunalityME Toulouse Métropole
DepartmentHaute-Garonne
TerritoriesMidi-Pyrénées, Pyrenees
RegionOccitanie

Nearest cities & towns

Bruguières2.4 km (4 min)
Cépet3.5 km (4 min)
Castelginest3.5 km (4 min)
Pechbonnieu4 km (6 min)
Labastide-Saint-Sernin4.8 km (7 min)
Saint-Sauveur5.2 km (7 min)
Montberon5.2 km (7 min)
Fonbeauzard5.3 km (8 min)
Saint-Loup-Cammas5.3 km (9 min)
Saint-Alban5.4 km (7 min)
Lespinasse5.6 km (9 min)
Aucamville6.7 km (10 min)
Launaguet7 km (11 min)
Gargas7 km (8 min)

Things to see and do

While strolling in the streets of Gratentour, you will discover a magnificent architecture typical of the region, based on red brick. You will particularly note the old town hall which housed a school in the 19th century and which now houses the municipal media library, or the Sainte-Quitterie church. Rebuilt at the end of the 16th century following the wars of religion, it has undergone several restoration campaigns over the centuries.

Also be sure to admire the castle in the Place de la Mairie, a building flanked by two square towers crowned by a balustrade and with brick architecture typical of the decorative repertoire of the 18th century.

Events and festivities

The weekly market is held every Saturday morning on the Town Hall Square.

The local festival takes place every year at the beginning of June with fun fair, ball, fireworks and other entertainment for young and old.

Concerts are organized in June on the occasion of the Fête de la Musique.

A festival of Urban Cultures takes place in September.

Weather

Tuesday 23 april
Min. 4°C - Max. 13°C
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Wednesday 24 april
Min. 4°C - Max. 12°C
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Thursday 25 april
Min. 7°C - Max. 15°C
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Visits, leisure and activities nearby

Leisure activities

Last nameActivity typeRateCity
Interactive treasure hunt around the secrets of Toulouse - In French
Entertainment24 € Toulouse (13.1 km)
Open-top minibus tour of Toulouse
Culture and education16 € to 29 € Toulouse (13.1 km)
Toulouse Tourist Pass : monuments, museums, transport + 1 guided tour - Valid for 3 days
Culture and education36 € Toulouse (13.1 km)
Cité de l'Espace : 1-day ticket
Culture and education26 € Toulouse (15.6 km)
Microlight flight over the Tarn Valley
Sports sensations40 € to 130 € Saint-Lieux-lès-Lavaur (25 km)

Outings

Last nameOuting typeDifficultyDurationDeparture municipality
Round of the vines
HikeEasy3:15Villematier (13.3 km)
Lake Loop
HikeEasy3:00La Magdelaine-sur-Tarn (13.4 km)
On the way to the forest
HikeIntermediate3:15Bessières (14.5 km)
From the Tarn to the mill
HikeIntermediate2:30Mirepoix-sur-Tarn (15.1 km)
From valleys to hills
HikeEasy2:30Bondigoux (15.6 km)

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