Activities in L'Isle-Jourdain
Attractions in L'Isle-Jourdain
Highlights
From the German border (Fribourg-en-Brisgau) to the Landes (France) passing through the Jura, Lozère, and the Pyrenees, this horseback route was ...
The Via Tolosana is one of the four major French pilgrimage routes to Santiago and is considered the wildest and most adventurous of the four routes.
An easy and accessible route for the greatest number of people, to discover the pleasures of cycling or to get back in the saddle.
This short and very accessible route was created for Mai à Vélo. It offers you the chance to discover works that invite you to daydream, ...
In L'Isle-Jourdain and on both sides of the Save valley, a series of contemporary mural paintings await you, nestled in the typical landscape of ...
L'Isle Jourdain was in the Middle Ages the domain of a powerful family whose one of the sons was baptized in the Jordan. The town hosts in its ...
The cycling route follows the path of the Saint James Way (GR®653) for a time.
The route follows the GR of Saint James of Compostela to Marciac, the jazz capital well known for its 'Jazz in Marciac' festival. There are no real ...
With nearly 900 kilometers to its credit, the GR653 between Arles and Somport remains one of the main routes leading to Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle.
This hike takes us from Arles in France to the Pyrenean pass "Col du Somport." The Via Tolosana is also called "chemin d'Arles" in France.

