Aurignac Vacations

The Church of St Pierre aux Liens is a good spot to check out while you are here. Another attraction is Aurignac Castle.

Try not to limit yourself to Aurignac; the wider region has been blessed with a treasure trove natural and man-made attractions waiting to be explored. Lorp-Sentaraille, 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the northwest, and Labroquere, 19 miles (31 kilometers) to the northeast of Aurignac are worth visiting if you're keen to explore this region further.

Bagneres-de-Bigorre, is another interesting place to discover. It is 40 miles (64 kilometers) from Aurignac and offers a wide range of things to do and see, for example Sud Ski Lift, Chapelle Ski Lift and Bigorre Golf Club. Col de Tourmalet, Pic du Midi de Bigorre and Turon Ski Lift are also worth a visit before returning to Aurignac.

Those with a love of history won't want to miss the region's fabulous fortresses, old towns and castles. Spend a few hours exploring Midi-Pyrenees' art galleries, art museums and history museums. These are good places to hang out, particularly on overcast or inclement days.

Breathe in and feel your worries drift away as you have a go at the area's gentler pastimes such as cycling and wildlife watching. Tapping into local knowledge can be an extremely rewarding way for travelers to discover a new region. So consider singing up for one of the fascinating city walking tours, cycling tours and culinary tours.

When it is time to leave Aurignac, pack up your camera and mementos, spend your last of your euros, and bid a fond Au revoir / À bientôt (farewell) to this special place.

Accommodation in Aurignac

When you are tracking down a hotel room in Aurignac itself, you may find that the list of available options is not extensive.