Tourist sites in Tarn

The Cammazes are above all a commune on the border between the Tarn and the Aude, at the foot of the Black Mountain. ...

Stroll along the white gravel paths between the pruned box trees, a true reproduction of a 17th-century French ...

Discover a magnificent 19th-century edifice built by the architect Rivet de Toulouse, who sought to reproduce the ...

Surprising and imposing, it rises elegantly above the city of Albi, giving it the unique allure of a fortified ...

La Berbie (Bisbia in Occitan) means bishop, which is consistent with the Palais de la Berbie being the former urban ...

Nestled in the heart of the majestic Palais de la Berbie, the museum is open all year round, with access to the ...

This is one of Albigensian's largest Romanesque churches, built in the 11th century on Rue Mariès. Admire its ...

The Musée Jean Jaurès is also a National Center, with the "Musée de France" label. Created in 1945, the museum ...

You'll be charmed by the vast volumes of this Cathedral, built on the 9th-century abbey church founded by the ...

Enter a green space classified as a "Jardin Remarquable" and take time to observe the trimmed boxwoods, ponds and ...

Unique in France, the Musée Goya presents Hispanic art from antiquity to the 20th century. Spanish painters take ...

Located on rue Francisco Ferrer, it was built in the 14th century in Castres, known as a stopover town for pilgrims. ...

The Lake Bancalié is an artificial water reservoir, in the heart of the Tarn, between Albi and Castres. It is a dam ...

The Arifat waterfalls have their source in a kind of crevasse, more than 80 meters high! Nevertheless the waterfall ...