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On and around Albugue

Activities

At Albugue, there is no pressure to do anything, but there is plenty to enjoy. On Thursdays, we host a courtyard buffet with live music, and on Sundays, we cook a lavish dinner featuring meat and vegetables straight from our own land. Children can play, join a workshop, or head out to see the sheep. And for those wanting to explore: the Tarn river, surrounding forests, and medieval villages are right around the corner. Tourism here remains small-scale, relaxed, and welcoming.

At Albugue

Two evenings a week, everyone gathers at the table.

You are welcome to join, whether you are staying in a gîte or on the campsite. Please just let us know in advance.

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Thursday evening

Music evening

On Thursdays during high season, we host a buffet featuring our own produce, along with music in the courtyard. There are plenty of instruments available, and children are more than welcome to play something or put on a short performance!

Sunday evening

Three-course dinner

On Sundays, we cook a lavish dinner using our own meat and vegetables, accompanied by locally produced drinks at a reasonable price. We dine together in the romantic courtyard. A vegetarian option is always available.

A week in Albugue in the high season

And furthermore

  • Every morning: Fresh bread and croissants from the baker. Simply order them the evening before.

  • Every week: Children's workshop such as felting, slate painting, bread baking, singing, or a nature walk and Shiatsu massage on Tuesday mornings

  • Every evening: Feeding the sheep.

  • Right from your doorstep: Walking trails through the forests and fields, ranging from a one-hour stroll to a full-day hike.

  • Always available: Playground, trampoline, sandbox, table tennis, boules pitch, and Wi-Fi around the farmstead.

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Homegrown products

Our vegetables, honey, jam, meat, and eggs are available for purchase. Feel free to ask what is available that day.

Activities in the area

Hills and valleys,
centuries of history

Our personal tips for a day trip out, feel free to ask us for tailored advice.

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