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Garonne Canal
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Garonne Canal
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This canal connects the Atlantic to Toulouse before continuing toward the Mediterranean via the Canal du Midi. Less touristy than the latter, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is nonetheless used for river cruises. Its banks are also developed in many places to facilitate hiking or cycling.
Overview of the canal
This canal connects the Atlantic, via Langon, to Toulouse before continuing toward the Mediterranean with the Canal du Midi. Less touristy than the latter, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, it is nonetheless used for river cruises. Its banks are also developed in many places to facilitate hiking or cycling.
Key details
- Type de lieu: canal.
- Intérêt touristique: (recommended).
- Caractéristiques: lock canal (53 locks) and "canal bridges" (7).
- Longueur: 193 km.
- Altitude: from 4 to 132 m.
- Site internet: https://www.canal-de-garonne.fr