Pampelonne Towns, Villages and Bastides in Pampelonne

Pampelonne is a town in the north of Tarn, near the Viaur gorges. It offers a pleasant living environment and many leisure opportunities, between nature and heritage.

A bit of history

Pampelonne is a 13th century fortified town, which gives it a rich architectural heritage. Its stone houses, narrow streets and lively squares are key witnesses to its past. The town has experienced significant growth thanks to its agricultural activity.

A preserved natural environment

Pampelonne is surrounded by varied and preserved landscapes.

• The Viaur Valley, with its spectacular gorges, is ideal for hiking and walking in the heart of nature. The Thuriès botanical trail is an ideal place to discover the local flora.
• Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy the waters of the Viaur for canoeing or fishing.

A rich heritage

In addition to its medieval architecture, Pampelonne has a remarkable natural heritage.

• The Cantoperlic Botanical Garden is a haven of peace where you can admire a wide variety of plants.
• History lovers can visit the remains of the Château de Thuriès. It is in ruins, but the discovery of the place is worth a look.