The Tour de France passing by Cherry Farmhouse

Cherry Farmhouse stands proudly on top of a small hill in open countryside, offering the most magnificent views from the house, pool and terraces - ideal for long summer dinners on the terrace.

3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 6 beds, beautiful restored farm Located in the countryside with panoramic views Private heated swimming pool

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This year, it will be the first Grand Départ from Italy and the 26th from abroad with the arrival in Nice. The Tour de France will pass by the Cherry Farmhouse on July 11, more precisely in Fumel, Monsempron-Libos, and Monflanquin.

Take advantage of the weeks available in this holiday home with private swimming pool to attend the Tour de France while being on site. Book your holiday at Cherry Farmhouse here

Find the detailed route of the Tour de France: https://www.letour.fr/fr/parcours-general

A tourist region

Monflanquin (10 minutes) is an old bastide town with winding streets and fabulous views. All amenities in the village including large supermarket, cafes, restaurants, bakeries.

This region of France is one of the most beautiful and popular. A beautiful countryside dotted with medieval bastides and fairytale castles rising above the morning mist.

It is an ideal region for gourmets: all the specialties such as foie gras, goose and duck confit and mushrooms of all types are found there in abundance. Numerous antique markets throughout the year. All the information at the tourist information office.

The village of Salles

Nestled in the heart of the green valleys of New Aquitaine, the village of Salles offers a haven of peace and unspoiled beauty. Its picturesque streets, its stone buildings, and its warm atmosphere.

The history of Salles

The village has managed to preserve its architectural and cultural heritage over time. Visitors can stroll through the streets to admire the traditional stone houses, witnesses of the region's rural past. In the heart of the village you will see the Saint-Pierre Church, a religious building dating from the 12th century which offers an example of Romanesque architecture.

Landscapes and nature

Surrounded by the Landes forest and bordered by the River Leyre, lovers of the outdoors will find what they are looking for in the hiking trails that wind through the woods and along the banks of the river. You can enjoy activities such as canoeing, fishing and observing local flora and fauna.

Crafts and gastronomy

Salles is home to a dynamic community of local artisans and producers, who perpetuate the ancestral traditions of the region. Visitors will have the opportunity to discover unique craft products, such as pottery, woodworking and local produce, during visits to the village's shops and markets. Local gastronomy is also in the spotlight, with regional specialties such as duck confit, porcini mushrooms and Bordeaux wines which will delight the taste buds of gourmets.

Events and festivities

Throughout the year, Salles celebrates its heritage and culture through a series of events and festivities. From traditional markets to open-air music festivals, art exhibitions and food fairs, there is something for every taste and desire. These events are the perfect opportunity for visitors to meet the friendly inhabitants of Salles and share moments of conviviality and good humor.