Kitted out with a portable lamp, you go along the main gallery for 800 metres before you reach the “Salon Noir” (Black Chamber).
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Flint knapping, fire lighting, cave painting, hunting, archaeological digs,... several recreational and participative wokshops.
“Le Bouquetin” restaurant offers you convivial surroundings and a wonderful view over the Prehistory Park’s lakes and waterfalls.
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Your ticket also gives you access to the Prehistory Museum where you can see reproductions of these drawings and engravings.
After a terrible 10-month siege, the castle’s garrison laid down their arms in the beginning of March 1244.
By going on a guided tour you will be able to get a better idea of the structures that no longer exist today.
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The guided tour will allow you to discover the history of the castle over the centuries.
In 1289, after a devastating flood, the regular layout of the Bastide towns was adopted for the reconstruction of this “New Town”.
The holm oak that is thought to be nearly 800 years old, a listed Ancient Monument.
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It was on this unique site overlooking the Walled Town of Saint-Lizier that the Bishops of Couserans built a sumptuous palace and a richly decorated cathedral.
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The site’s five hectares present 120 trades, most of which have now disappeared.
“Les âges de la vie” show.
This original, moving show takes you back through the life and times of Baptistou, aged 85.
our partners
Agence de Développement touristique de l’Ariège
Conseil Général de l'Ariège
Comité Régional du Tourisme de Midi Pyrénées
Conseil Régional de Midi Pyrénées
