The Camboussel path

A tourist trail takes you through 10 remarkable sites, offering a glimpse into the history of this charming medieval village (the old bridge, the two castles, the Marquise garden, etc).A leaflet, available from the Tourist Information Office in Brassac and from the town hall, will take you along the narrow streets on both banks of the River Agout. At each stop, you'll be able to admire the present and glimpse the past of this medieval village, with the help of a number of panels throughout your visit. This village will win you over first and foremost with its castles and its old 12th-century bridge, one of two in the département to be listed as a historic monument. But it's the spirit of Brassac that will make you want to linger. Whether you're a sportsman or just a fan of the 3rd half, the village spirit is ingrained in our genes. Here, everything is a pretext for a moment of conviviality. And before you leave, don't miss a visit to the basket gallery or the Jaël de Romano cultural centre. Get off the beaten track! Get on your bikes and explore the many downhill, enduro, cross-country and lake route circuits. There's something for every taste and level. This is where the X Cross takes place, the benchmark event on the international mountain bike calendar. The countryside around Brassac is also a great playground for fishing and canoeing. The Brassac festivals are a must! At the beginning of August, come and immerse yourself in the conviviality and good humour for 5 days!

Return to the heart of the Middle Ages to find Princess Escriboto.Set off in search of the princess with your little booklet of games that will take you to the heart of the medieval village (riddles, quizzes, etc.). Booklet available from the Brassac Tourist Information Office or the Town Hall.

Area on the banks of the River Agout, with wooden tables a stone's throw from the Camboussel path.Picnic area on the banks of the River Agout with wooden tables and benches, a stone's throw from the Camboussel path. An ideal spot for strolling along the river.

Brasserie in the village centreBar and snack bar.

Local specialities, it's here! Frésinat, Cassoulet, Croustade...A family business for 4 generations, the Vieux Brassac restaurant has just been renovated to bring it up to date and welcomes you every lunchtime except Saturdays. There are now several options available to you: lunch by the large open fireplace, with prior reservation, a small private lounge or a large, stylish dining room.

The only one of its kind in the Tarn, this is a permanent exhibition of wickerwork.A collection of wickerwork is on display in the town hall, in the heart of the village of Brassac. You can discover the originality and specificity of these objects, which are part of the heritage and history of the rural environment. Admission to the Maison des Paniers is free, and guided tours are available on request.

Town HallThe Town Hall has a France Services area giving users access to a range of services and administrative procedures for everyday life: health, family, retirement, employment, etc.

At the tourist information point, Galerie des Paniers, right in the heart of the village of Brassac, you'll find all the advice, brochures and information you need on places of interest to visit and discover.You can also find out more about the village's historical tour and the dates of local festivals you won't want to miss!

An ideal path for walking along the river and even in the middle of it at times, thanks to the many rocks at your disposal. You'll need to make a little effort to admire the magnificent view over the Agout valley.

Bar, Restaurant, Pizzeria Friendly establishment, specialities, fish...A friendly restaurant/bar/pizzeria guarantees a warm welcome and quality cuisine. There are also regular evening concerts for music lovers.

Casual and bistro cuisine with a local accent.Situated in a former coaching inn, this restaurant with character and a fireplace will delight you with its dishes and its warm welcome. From starters to desserts, everything here is good! Discover a weekday menu and a table d'hôte-style menu at weekends.

Duration 3h- Distance 12,4 km This route, reserved for all non-motorised modes of transport, partly follows the old railway line that linked Brassac to Castres, known locally as the "petit train de Brassac".The trail begins at the site of the former Brassac railway station, which no longer exists. After crossing the Ruisseau du Terrail on a railway bridge that is still in existence, the path leads down the Agout valley to Bouissas via Saint Agnan. You can find details of the route by downloading the attached PDF file.