Réalmont

A historic circuit of eighteen stages has been laid out in the old royal bastide to allow to discover all the architectural heritage of the city. It is thus possible to admire the wonders of the church Notre-Dame du Taur, the well of the Marianne, the fountain of the Fréjaire of the mid-seventeenth century or the old wash.

An old reformed temple, Notre-Dame du Taur dates back to the beginning of the 17th century. Its quadrangular bell tower dates from the following century. Inside, it is possible to admire a beautiful altarpiece offered by Pierre de Bernis and composed of six Corinthian columns of garnet marble supporting a golden canopy.

Several marked hiking trails can appreciate the local flora and fauna, including the peak of Caylou or Tendes.

A large traditional market is held every Wednesday morning. In the summer season, a night market with entertainment is also available.

Every first weekend of February, the town hosts an exhibition of painting, sculpture and photography for three days.

Between late June and early July, Réalmont hosts its sculpture symposium with works exhibited in the town for a year.

The last Saturday of September, place at the book fair with its thirty authors and local or regional illustrators present for meetings and dedications.

Sightseeing tour of the Pigeon leaving Réalmont (35 km loop).

Living Museum of Pigeon Lombers.

Museum "The Dream of the Past" to Ronel (old tools, folk beans and kings).

Lake of the Bancalié: fishing, sailing, hiking, paddle boats, canoeing (no swimming).

Crafts (blacksmithing, knife) to Roumégoux.