Firmly planted in the fertile plain of the Garonne river, the town is famous for its marvellous tomatoes. There's even a Tomato Festival here in July each year.
Once part of a grand baronial estate, complete with castle and all the trappings of power, this is now a lovely forest park that's free for all to enjoy.
Part of the enormous Rambouillet forest, this is a fantastic place to walk and re-charge your batteries under the canopy of trees. Perfect for dogs, and great for a family day out from Paris.
A almost timeless walk along the canal. Calm, tranquil and as relaxing as you could wish.
Popular woodland with forest trails that are easy to follow, and great for dogs. The monument to Master McGrath that you pass on the way celebrates a famous greyhound who was born here in the woods.
Fantastically beautiful place, and good for dogs too. Take a picnic and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature around the lake. Mulroy Bay is lovely.
After it's been raining, this is a glorious walk through conifers exuding that fabulous scent of damp pine. And the River Finn is just below you - gurgling away happily.
A woodland walk in many acres of the Rambouillet forest and a lake.
We've been here several times because it's so lovely - and each time we've been the only visitors. So don't be put off if you find an empty car park - it's a place that's well worth discovering.
Forest park with marked trails and plenty for families and dogs to do. Even on a rainy day it's nice here.
A lovely, secluded walk along the cliff tops and overlooking one of the scenes of the Normandy landings in 1944. Now it is glorious walking country with magnificent views across the English Channel.
Coastal path with stunning views to Mont St Michel on a clear day.