The photos do not do this stunning church justice. It is a true time capsule. The inside of this church is covered in antique oil paintings and intricate stone and wood carvings. There is a fountain outside that is said to endow miracles. There is also a lovely prayer walk you can do up the hill with small chapels dedicated to the stations of the cross.

A ritzy seaside town with something to do for everyone. We will be spending most of Sunday the 26th here so there will be time to explore! This is the best place to do a little shopping, take a stroll on the beach, visit a museum, rest at a cafe, and appreciate a less rustic corner of France.

Millions come every year to visit this famous pilgrimage site dedicated to Mary.

This restaurant is very American palate friendly with mostly burgers and steak.

"With your group or your family, discover a magical and majestic location atop the Pyrenees. Available to all with the cable car, the Pic du Midi is one of the Greatest Sites of Midi-Pyrénées to see if you pass by our beautiful region."

There is a town nearby known for its wineries. We could pick one and do a lovely tasting.

Horseback riding isn't for everyone, but it is a wonderful way to explore the countryside. Marie loves it and says it is wonderfully scenic!

This restaurant is no more than a block away from the Maton family home. Drew rated their creme brulee his favorite out of every restaurant on his latest trip!

This is the church we will be holding the rehearsal and ceremony at! It is located in a nearby village a short 5–10-minute drive away. It was built in 1114 and is famous for its crypt downstairs.

The nearby town of Nay has a farmers market on Saturdays from 8am-12pm. They sell fresh produce, wines, crepes, regional foods, clothes, and regional products. This is a great place to grab some pate to bring home!