Saint-Martin's Loop

The Church of Saint-Martin de Mours, like a beacon, dominates the landscape and guides the walker, who will discover superb panoramic views of the Tarn valley and the Rabastin area along the way.

In the Middle Ages, the church of Saint-Martin de Mours (known as d'amour) stood on a feudal mound. Attested as early as 1229, it was completely rebuilt in the 19th century and its history is closely linked to that of the people of this commune, like these two very pretty statues bought by the inhabitants after the First World War. One of the Virgin Mary, bought by the young women, and one of St Martin,bought by the young men.
Today, a conservation association keeps the church in good repair, as is the case with many of these rural buildings that enrich the walker's route.
Along the way, you'll discover a small winegrowing heritage (vineyard sheds, dovecotes).