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An afternoon of wine tasting/vineyard
tour - here
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Las Razes is a bit different, previously a farmstead
nestled above one of the quiet rural valleys of this area of South West France, and now converted into holiday accommodation
offering many things to different people. - A great location for a large family
gîte holiday.
- A
romantic hide-away for a short break.
- An ideal base for discovering this beguiling corner of the Midi-Pyrenees in South
West France.
- A
base for property hunters.
- A
chance to start your stay on any day of the week - so you can make the best of well priced air/ferry fares.
- Plenty to do without going
anywhere - heated swimming-pool, snooker, bikes, darts, table tennis and library.
From April to October (with
the exception of weeks that are booked as a gîte) Las Razes is a bed and breakfast (chambres d’hotes)
offering comfortable accommodation, deep in the heart of the Tarn et Garonne countryside and close to the village
of Touffailles.
Touffailles is a pretty little village set amongst the
rolling hills between the larger villages of Lauzerte and Montaigu de Quercy.
This striking agricultural area bordered by the River Lot (to the North) and the River Garonne (to the South) provides
an ever changing backdrop of fruit trees, sunflowers, cereals, melons, vines and cattle.
Visitors staying at Las Razes can take the opportunity
to visit many attractive places in the area. Amongst the favourites are Cahors, Agen, Montauban, Villeneurve-sur-Lot,
Puy L’Eveque, Montcuq, Moissac, Auvillar, Valance, Tournon D’Agenais, Penne D’Agenais, Castlesarrasin, Cirq
Lapopie, Lauzerte, Montjoi, Brassac, Beauville, Bourg de Visa, Montaigu de Quercy, Miramont de Quercy, Castlesagrat, St Nicholas
de Grave, Fummel, Chateau de Bonaguil, Puymirol and further afield the Millau Bridge, Sarlat, Bergerac, Toulouse, and Albi.
We
hope that we can provide you with a good value base for your holiday, whether you want a lazy time with a book and a glass
of wine, a walking adventure, to sit and paint or a chance to tour the local medieval villages and local markets.
There is plenty to do without leaving Las Razes but when (or if) you are wanting to venture further we are
on hand to help you with the information you will need. Please take a look at through our website to find out more about ‘Holidays
at Las Razes’ and please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any queries.
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