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Listed as a Historical Monument, Combelongue Abbey was founded in the first half of the 12th century by Count Pallars. Heavily damaged by the Hundred Years War and the wars of religion, it was completely devastated in the sixteenth century by a troop of Protestants. Once again plundered and devastated by the French Revolution, the abbey is sold as a national property shortly thereafter. Entirely made of pink bricks, this Romanesque building is a rare example of Mudejar influence in this region of France. The site still has medieval gardens, Renaissance and French, a large nave, a theater of greenery or a boxwood terrace. She has also received the Jardin Remarquable label.

While strolling in the village, you will be able to admire a water mill on the completely restored Baup, the fountain of the Bielle or a covered laundry.

A pedestrian, cycling and equestrian greenway takes place on the old ballast of the railroad from Foix to Saint-Girons.

Cultural events are held throughout the year at Combelongue Abbey.

In mid-August, place at the local festival and its animations.

The village celebrates Sainte Cécile at the beginning of December.