Lisle-sur-Tarn Towns, Villages and Bastides in Lisle-sur-Tarn

In the Tarn, Lisle-sur-Tarn is a commune between Toulouse and Albi, in the heart of the Gaillac vineyard, famous for its wine.

Lisle-sur-Tarn, a unique bastide-port

Founded in the 13th century by Raymond VII, Count of Toulouse, Lisle-sur-Tarn is distinguished by its status as a bastide-port. Its strategic position on the banks of the Tarn made it an important commercial center for centuries.

A rich heritage

• The Place aux Couverts is one of the largest covered squares in the southwest. Its arcades, half-timbered houses and Griffoul fountain make it an unmissable place.
• The port is a major witness to the city's maritime past. It has played an essential role in the economic development of the region.
• The Notre-Dame de la Jonquière church is a remarkable religious building, listed as a historic monument.
• The neoclassical style Gines Castle covers 1000m2.
• The Raymond Lafage Museum tells the story of the famous 17th century engraver and designer.
• The Chocolate Museum offers workshops where chocolate takes pride of place.

An exceptional terroir

In the heart of the Gaillac vineyards, Lisle-sur-Tarn is a paradise for wine lovers. The wine estates open their doors to visitors for tastings and tours.