Labastide-Saint-Pierre: Greenway and wineries

If you’re looking for a hotel in Labastide-Saint-Pierre, you can plan your trip around the focus that suits you best: cycling along the Voie Verte du Tarn, visiting wineries, visiting Ferme Denola or exploring the town centre. The options offer different highlights and help you decide in advance which activities you’d like to shape your stay.

Cycling and outdoor activities on the Voie Verte du Tarn

The Voie Verte du Tarn passes through Labastide-Saint-Pierre. This cycling route runs along the axis between Bressols and Haute-Garonne, via Orgueil and Nohic. The section between Labastide-Saint-Pierre and Orgueil is 3.029 kilometres long. This makes it possible to distinguish a specific stretch from the longer route, which extends through other towns.

The final section of the Voie Verte was officially opened to pedestrians and cyclists. If you’re planning a ride, check the current condition of the route in advance. This lets you adapt your plans to the conditions during your trip, without treating the opening as a guarantee that access is currently available throughout.

At the Voie Verte du Tarn, the Aire de jeux offers a play area for children, a city-stade and a fitness trail. These facilities cater to different kinds of outdoor activity: from the play area to the city-stade and fitness trail.

Wineries, visits and regional cuisine

Château Saint-Louis welcomes visitors year-round for winery tours and wine tastings. Its vines grow on the former terraces of the Tarn. This gives a visit to the winery a specific connection to the surrounding landscape.

Ferme Denola offers a different focus. It is an outdoor educational farm where children and adults can observe animals and learn about farming; guided tours are also available. Ferme Denola is less than a 30-minute walk from the LABASTIDE-SAINT-PIERRE – ZA Grd Sud Logi stop on the Verdun-sur-Garonne–Montauban line. If you’re planning a visit in 2026, check the applicable opening period in advance.

At Château de Belaygues, visitors can enjoy on-site tours, wine tastings, picnics and workshops. The wines are classified differently by colour and designation: the red and rosé wines are AOP Fronton wines, while the white wine is classified as an IGP Comté-Tolosan wine.

Domaine de Lescure also offers AOP and IGP wines in red, rosé and white. Comparing the wine information provided reveals two distinct focuses: at Belaygues, the designation is specifically linked to each colour; at Lescure, both classifications and all three colours are represented.

For a meal, Restaurant Al Païs serves regional cuisine made with local produce, as well as pastries and chocolate. This complements visits to the wineries with a distinct culinary offering, without equating the restaurant’s cuisine with the wines of any particular winery.

Town centre, church and festival

Église Saint Pierre-aux-liens stands in the town centre, on the square in front of the town hall. There is a car park right next to the church; a second one is a little farther behind the church, on the right. This information can help you locate the church and parking options in the town centre as you explore the area.

The Saint Pierre aux liens festival is celebrated on 1 August. If this date is relevant to your travel plans, check the dates for your visit in advance. Along with the Voie Verte, the winery experiences and Ferme Denola, the festival offers another specific point of interest to help you choose the focus of your stay.

Discover more destinations

Discover more destinations: Montpezat-de-Quercy, Saint-Amans-Du-Pech, Escazeaux, Valeilles, Puygaillard-de-Quercy, Valence, Lacapelle-Livron, Corbarieu.

For the broader travel overview: Tarn-Et-Garonne.