Montans Towns, Villages and Bastides in Montans

Welcome to Montans!

This town in Tarn is known for its rich historical past and its cultural heritage.

Why is Montans a destination not to be missed?

A village of Gallo-Roman potters

Montans has been occupied since prehistoric times and experienced a period of great activity during the Gallo-Roman era, particularly as a pottery production centre. Archaeological excavations have uncovered numerous remains testifying to this activity.

An exceptional natural setting

Located on the banks of the Tarn, Montans benefits from a protected environment. The Teulières lake is a place of relaxation appreciated by locals and visitors alike.

A wine-growing region

Montans is in the heart of Gaillacois, a region renowned for its wines. Discover the local vineyards to taste (in moderation!) wines produced on site.

What to do in Montans?

• Visit the Montans archeosite which traces the history of the town and presents objects discovered during excavations.
• Walk around the Teulières lake, on foot or by bike, from Brens to Montans.
• Explore pottery workshops to learn more about pottery making techniques and perhaps even acquire a unique piece.
• Taste the wines of Gaillac.