Ariège

Occitanie

A stone church with a bell tower, parked cars, and a tree in a sunny village setting.
A river with buildings along the banks and a mountain in the background.
A river flowing through a town with colorful buildings and a mountainous backdrop.
A mountainous landscape with a lake and clouds.
A town square with a castle on a hill, buildings with shops, and a fountain.

Popular cities in Ariège

A town square with a casino, a bar, and a cinema. There are flower beds and a traffic sign.
Ax-les-Thermes
Known for Friendly people, Skiing and Hiking
Follow in the wet footprints of the Romans and bathe in a pond filled with warm, sulfurous water from hot springs in this quaint town.
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A medieval castle with two prominent towers and a large rock base, surrounded by greenery.
Foix
Known for Rivers, Lakes and Castle
Come to Foix and enjoy its monuments, castle, and riverfront.
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An aerial view of a town surrounded by fields and mountains.
Mirepoix
Known for Historical, Shopping and Small town
Experience quaint Mirepoix: its cathedral, monuments, food, and more!
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A river flowing through a town with colorful buildings and a stone bridge.
Saint-Girons
Known for Dining, Gardens and Swimming
Saint-Girons awaits: its mountain views, gardens, monuments, and more!
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A town with a river, a mountain, and a cross monument.
Tarascon-sur-Ariege
Known for Friendly people, Dining and Rivers
Explore Tarascon-sur-Ariege: its riverfront, mountain views, food, and more!
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A densely packed town with historic buildings and a prominent church.
Pamiers
Known for Monuments and Historical
Love monuments and history? Get away to Pamiers!
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Stay near popular Ariège attractions

Ax 3 Domaines Ski Resort

8.4/10 (87 reviews)
Hit the slopes in Ax-les-Thermes with a visit to Ax 3 Domaines Ski Resort. Discover the mountain views and spas in this relaxing area.
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