Centre Louis Ormières Montauban is a spiritual centre run by the Sisters of the Guardian Angel, welcoming groups and individuals for spiritual exploration and formation.
It stands in the Albasud business area at the southern entrance to Montauban, with facilities for meetings and group stays. Montauban Ville Bourbon is the city’s station, and station-to-city logistics can help with planning the journey.
- Address: 365, impasse Maurice Bayrou, 82000 Montauban.
- Approach by car: From the southern exit on the Paris–Toulouse ring road, take exit 65 and follow signs toward La Molle by the Tarn.
- Group capacity: Up to 200 people, according to Montauban Tourism.
- Enquiries: Call 05 63 02 99 04 or email contact@centre-louis-ormieres.fr.
What Centre Louis Ormières is
Centre Louis Ormières offers spiritual exploration and formation for children, young people and adults, as well as groups and individuals. Its activities include liturgical life, moral formation, prayer, community life and missionary spirit.
The centre’s roots are tied to the Sisters of the Guardian Angel. Father Louis Ormières founded the congregation in Quillan in 1839. The Sisters bought the La Molle property in Montauban in 1858, and it became the congregation’s mother house that year by decision of Napoleon III.
After the school closed in the 1990s, local laypeople proposed creating a spiritual centre in 1999. The grounds include French-style gardens and buildings with a history spanning more than 200 years.
Where is the centre in Montauban?
The centre is at 365, impasse Maurice Bayrou, in the Albasud business area on Montauban’s southern side, toward Toulouse. Use the full address for navigation, then look for the signs toward La Molle by the Tarn as you approach.
If you’re driving, the centre’s directions begin at the southern exit of Montauban on the Paris–Toulouse ring road: take exit 65, go around the roundabout and follow the signs. For broader driving and parking planning around town, how to get around Montauban by car and find parking is relevant context.
The centre is on Montauban’s southern side, while Montauban Ville Bourbon is the city’s station. Plan the station-to-city leg separately when arranging your trip.
How do you check event and visitor access?
Contact the centre before making plans to confirm access for your intended visit or event. Its published contact details are 05 63 02 99 04 and contact@centre-louis-ormieres.fr. Check the official site before you go, since a tourism listing should not be treated as a general visiting schedule.
Montauban Tourism describes the centre as offering room rental, catering and accommodation, alongside meeting-room facilities. The maximum group capacity is 200 people. Ask the centre directly about arrangements and availability for your group.
What access facilities are available?
Accessibility information reports parking at the establishment, including reserved adapted spaces. A level outdoor path leads to the entrance; its surface is suitable for wheelchairs and its minimum width is 90 centimetres. The entrance has one step and a width of at least 80 centimetres.
The same listing reports adapted toilets and two wheelchair-accessible bedrooms. If these facilities are important to your plans, contact the centre to discuss your specific needs before travelling.
Planning a day in Montauban
The centre’s location at the southern entrance to Montauban can fit into a wider day in the city. A practical one-day walking itinerary for Montauban offers a way to plan time around the city’s sights.
Montauban city centre is about 42 minutes on foot or about 9 minutes by car from Unisotel Montauban rénové EX F1.
For an overnight visit, you can browse rooms at this Montauban hotel.
FAQs
Is Centre Louis Ormières a public event venue?
It welcomes groups and individuals for spiritual exploration and formation, and offers meeting-room facilities and room rental. Contact the centre to ask about a particular event or visit.
Can groups arrange catering or accommodation?
Montauban Tourism describes catering and accommodation among the centre’s services. Confirm availability and arrangements with the centre directly.
Who runs Centre Louis Ormières?
The Sisters of the Guardian Angel run the spiritual centre. Their congregation was founded by Father Louis Ormières in 1839.