Location

Château de Pomiro is about 6km from the bastide village of Montreal du Gers.

The town of Eauze is the capital of Armagnac and is about 12 km away. There is a good market here every Thursday.
The town of Condom with its 16th century cathedral and Armagnac museum is about 20 km away.
Auch is the capital of the Gers and is 50 km from the château. Auch, with its 15th century cathedral and famous stone stairway with a statue to D’Artagnan, is very popular with visitors.
Lourdes can easily be reached in an afternoon and is about 80 km away.
The nearby town of Vic Fezensac is famous for its Latino festival with music and dancing well into the early hours.
Biarritz is about 2 hours' drive from the château and Spain is just 2.5 hours away.
In winter, the ski slopes of the Pyrenees are within 2 hours' drive.

Called Gascony before the French revolution, the Gers is historically the land of the Musketeers and the birth place of D’Artagnan. Today the region is famous for gastronomy with, Foie Gras, Confit de Canard and, of course, the fine brandy, Armagnac . Of the many bastide villages local to the château, Montreal is the nearest. The Armagnac and wine vineyards in the area welcome visitors to taste their produce. Other activities include golf, horse riding and fishing. The château provides bikes for guests wishing to explore the local area .

The Gers is famous for its gastronomy and there are many local restaurants to suit a wide variety of tastes and pockets. Having the lowest population in France, this region remains unspoilt from mass tourism and visitors can experience the real rural French life. Montreal hosts many festivals during the summer and of note is the classical music festival in August, which is very popular with evening concerts in the Medieval church.