Towns, Villages and Bastides in Tarn

Parisot is a pretty little village that can easily be visited on foot, for a few hours of break and pleasant ...

Located in the north-central part of the department, Albi is the largest and most populous town in the department. ...

Ambialet is an old Gallic fortress built on a peninsula, resulting from a meander of the Tarn. Prepare your walking ...

At the edge of the Agout, you will find a pretty medieval bridge with two arches, a pretty castle on the right bank ...

This town in the heart of nature, near Castres, Burlats, is located at the gates of magical places such as the ...

Very close to Puycelsi, there is another most beautiful village in France, also built on a limestone peak: the ...

Just ten minutes north of Albi is Cagnac-les-Mines and hardly further, Carmaux, the two towns are linked by the ...

About ten minutes north of Albi is Cagnac-les-Mines and a little further, Carmaux, the two towns are linked by the ...

Castres, a city in the central massif, is the birthplace of Jean-Jaurès, crossed by the Agout on both sides, ...

The magnificent village of Cordes-sur-Ciel experienced a dazzling national reputation in 2014 thanks to its election ...

Gaillac is well known for its vines (and also for Pastel). Come to this festive and lively town to discover the ...

This 13th century bastide is located between Toulouse and Albi, in the heart of the Gaillac vineyards. You will ...

North of Cordes-sur-Ciel, Milhars is located in the heart of the Pays de Vaour. It is a medieval village of white ...

Pampelonne, north of Tarn, is located in a region called Sagala, which then extends towards Aveyron. It is a 13th ...