Discover Saint-vincent, Tarn-et-Garonne: a hidden gem

This route is a round trip between the two churches of the Lamothe-Capdeville village. It connects the two hamlets of Ardus and Cos along ridge paths down to the valley. THE TRAIL STEP BY STEP Departure and parking: Cos church 1. Climb the Pech de Cos path. In the undergrowth and on the hillside. After 850m, cross the wood of Cos. At the road, turn left and descend for 500m. 2. Turn to the right by the small non-passable path, then descend straight down the slope. Continue the descent through fields, on the Chemin de la Vieille Côte. It continues along Chemin de la Tapissié. 3. Turn right to go up the Côte de Mirabel for 50m. At the next intersection, turn left through a hairpin bend. 4. After 400m, follow the path that goes up, the coast of Vialette. Turn left into Chemin de Sémenol. The arrival of the walk is at the church of Ardus. The return is by the same route THE SIN OF COS Pech is an Occitan word which would come from the Latin podium which means “height” or “hill”. It is very common in local toponymy. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Distance: 10.5km Duration: 2h05 Elevation: 94-191m Difficulty: hard

The trail will reveal archaeological remains that trace more than 2000 years of human occupation in Cos. The museum pieces presented are exhibited at the Ingres Bourdelle Museum in Montauban. THE TRAIL STEP BY STEP Departure and parking: church of Cos 1. Take the path that goes up through the undergrowth and up the hillside. 2. At Chemin de Micou, turn right. The path descends into a valley and follows the Fage stream. 3. At the intersection with the Côte de Joly, continue straight on for 60m, then turn right onto Chemin de Cosa. At the next intersection, turn right and go up the path that leads back to the church of Saint Saturnin de Cos. AN ANCIENT SITE Cosa has been known since the 1st century BC. Its ford on the Aveyron made it a center of commerce on the Divona axis (Cahors) - Tolosa (Toulouse). PRACTICAL INFORMATION Distance: 1.9km Duration: 0h25 Elevation: 89-145m Difficulty: easy TO SEE NEARBY Church of Saint Saturnin in Cos

From the Aveyron valley to the hillsides, this educational trail will lead you to discover a hilly countryside, where traditional cultures and natural spaces rich in orchids mingle. THE TRAIL STEP BY STEP Departure and parking: Ardus beach 1. Exit the car park by the main street of Ardus. Turn left at the second intersection, rue de l'école. 2. At the end of the street, turn left. After 30m, turn right up the Chemin de Lamothe-Vieille. Continue the climb in the undergrowth. After 300m, emerge between orchards and continue on this path for 215m. 3. Turn right and go up Chemin de Courty. It then descends to the Côte de Vialette. Go straight up to the next intersection. At the “Give way” sign, turn right towards Biscardel. After 365m, turn right on Chemin de Jarlande. 4. After 600m of walking on a plateau, the path descends. At the bottom of the path, cross the Côte de Vialette, going straight on the Chemin de Pech-Ségur. Continue along the chemin de Séménol, to the church of Ardus. 5. 30m after the church, turn left on the Pech Blanc road. At the "Stop" sign, turn right in the direction of Montauban. After 20m, turn left into Rue du Port. Continue to Aveyron and follow the river along the chemin du moulin. At the small car park, go down the stairs on the left which brings you back to the beach and the car park. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Distance: 4.7km Duration: 0h55 Elevation: 81-185m Difficulty: medium TO SEE NEARBY orchards

Varied circuit, beautiful panoramas, junction with the sector of St-Antonin by the circuit n°5, n°6 and n°7 according to the starting address.

While traversing the alluvial plain of Aveyron, entirely dedicated to agriculture, one will see the diversity of local cultures, with the backdrop of the hills of Sud-Quercy. THE TRAIL STEP BY STEP Departure and parking: church of Falguières 1. Go down the Chemin des Aiguillons. At the first intersection, continue straight for 500m. 2. At the intersection, turn left. Turn right and after 265m, turn right onto chemin de Rauzas. Turn left at the next intersection and follow the golf course for 290m. 3. Turn left, on a path between hedge and orchard for 450m. At the road, turn right. After 65m, turn left and continue 980m on a grassy path. Turn right on chemin de Campredon (VC 161) and continue by that of Loubéjac over 300m. 4. At the next intersection, leave the road by turning left and follow this path for 700m. After crossing an orchard, turn right then take the Chemin des Aiguillons in the opposite direction. 5. At the poplar grove, turn left, then after 420m, turn right, between orchards and fields. Cross a small footbridge over Le Rossignol stream and continue straight to the road. Turn right and return to the church car park. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Distance: 7.1km Duration: 1h25 Elevation: 78-91m Difficulty: Easy TO SEE NEARBY Church of Falguières from the 18th century (rare mural fresco by Ingres father)

This short walk is ideal for the whole family. It is animated by an educational course of 10 desks which represent the striking elements of the rural and natural heritage of the region. THE TRAIL STEP BY STEP Departure and parking: rue du Clos Maury 1. Go down rue Clos Maury, turn right and take Chemin de Maury-Raffine for 420m. Continue the Chemin de Maury-Raffine on the left. Continue this path in the undergrowth and continue for 80m after leaving the wood. 2. Turn right and go up along the field on your left, towards Lac de la Piboulette. Turn right and go down the path to the foot of the dike. 3. Turn right and follow the Mortarieu stream for 220m. Go up on the left and turn right at the top of the path. Continue in the undergrowth, continue straight on the Chemin de Maury-Raffine. After 420m, turn left to reach the car park. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Distance: 2.2km Duration: 0h25 Elevation: 127-143m Difficulty: easy TO SEE NEARBY Alignment of century-old oaks

This route will take the whole family from the Bois de Lasserre to Lac de la Piboulette, an artificial lake used to irrigate the surrounding agricultural land. This lake is private THE TRAIL STEP BY STEP Departure and parking: rue du Clos Maury 1. Go down rue Clos Maury, turn right and take Chemin de Maury-Raffine for 420m. Continue to the left on Chemin de Maury-Raffine and continue through the undergrowth on Chemin de la Serre. Coming out of the undergrowth, continue straight on the path to a passable road. 2. Turn right. After 100m, turn right. Cross the orchards on the Chemin de Rivayrol. 3. At the road, turn right and go down the road for 250m. 4. Turn right on the path before the bridge and walk along Lac de la Piboulette. Descend by turning right. Go along the Mortarieu stream for 220m. Go up on the left, and turn right at the top of the path. Continue through the woods then continue along the Chemin de Maury-Raffine. After 420m, turn left to reach the car park PRACTICAL INFORMATION Distance: 3.8km Duration: 0h45 Elevation: 127-150m Difficulty: easy TO SEE NEARBY Stream of Mortarieu, landscapes offered by the lake

This route alternates between wooded areas and cultivated landscapes. It allows you to discover or see two streams: the Negosaoumos and the La Garrigue THE TRAIL STEP BY STEP Departure and parking: rue du Clos Maury 1. Go down rue Clos Maury, turn right and take Chemin de Maury-Raffine for 420m. Turn right on chemin de Belluc. Leave the road before the bend and climb the path which then descends into the undergrowth. After crossing the Negosaoumos stream by two footbridges, cross the RD8, and continue on the Chemin de Belluc for 330m. 2. Turn left on chemin des Bozouls. Continue for 3km through varied landscapes (pastures, woods, houses). 3. At the next intersection, turn right and at the fork, take the road to the right of the cross. Take the Chemin des Lebrats (VC 12). 4. After 1.2km, turn right to take Chemin des Bartholots for 1.3km. 5. Turn right and go straight up Chemin de Belluc. Turn left on Chemin de Maury-Raffine and return to the car park. PRACTICAL INFORMATION Distance: 8.5km Duration: 1h40 Elevation: 128-207m Difficulty: easy TO SEE ON THE ROAD Stream of La Garrigue

Second route of our territory by length, this circuit offers a half-day ride. It crosses varied landscapes of plains and hills. THE TRAIL STEP BY STEP Departure and parking: rue du Clos Maury 1. Go down rue Clos Maury, turn right and take Chemin de Maury-Raffine for 420m. Continue to the left on Chemin de Maury-Raffine and continue through the undergrowth on Chemin de la Serre. Coming out of the undergrowth, continue straight until you reach a passable road. 2. Take this road to the right for 100m, then turning right, cross the orchards by the chemin de Rivayrol. At the road, turn right and descend for 150m. Turn left on Chemin des Fauchets and follow it to the end. 3. Turn right on the road, then after 40m, turn left on Chemin d'Albord. At the next intersection, turn left on chemin du Bord de l’Angle. At the next fork, turn right on the dirt road for 360m then turn left for 120m. 4. Turn right on chemin de Rastely. At the next “Stop” sign, continue straight for 270m. Turn left on a path that passes between orchards. 5. At the bottom of the hill, turn right. Continue this path for 1.4 km. Turn left at the road. At the "Give Way" sign, turn right. After 200m, turn left on Chemin du Ramiérou, continue for 500m. 6. Go up on the left between 2 fields by the Chemin de Cassagne. At the next road, turn left and continue for 700m. Turn right onto chemin des Coloumbayres. 7. At the "Give way" sign, turn right onto the D70. After 500m, turn left on Chemin des Farguettes. After 100m, turn right. At 8. Go down to the right and follow this path straight until you come out on a tarmac road. Turn right and continue for 420m to rue de Clos Maury PRACTICAL INFORMATION Distance: 12.1km Duration: 2h25 Elevation: 113-165m Difficulty: Medium TO SEE ON THE ROAD Farguettes church, orchards, panorama of the Aveyron hillsides

"It is all built of red bricks which whistle softly (...)" Émile-Antoine Bourdelle, extract from "the City", undated, collections of the Ingres Bourdelle Museum The CIAP of Montauban offers you a guided tour of Montauban with a visit booklet freely available at the Tourist Office. From the Old College to the Place de la Cathédrale, from the Place Nationale to the shopping streets... The whole universe of the Cité d'Ingres is told to you in this documented booklet full of anecdotes. Learn about the city's history and its modern evolution. Need more details? Push open the doors of the Old College to meet a CIAP guide-lecturer, who is waiting for you to talk about the history of the pinkest of pink towns. Download the brochure or ask for it at the Tourist Office reception. Document published by the CIAP (Architecture and Heritage Interpretation Center) of Montauban. Available in French, English, Spanish, German, Dutch, Italian.

Small Italian theater with 550 seats, nestled in the heart of the city ... A first room preceded the current building, the city having built in 1792 a space until then dedicated to the game of palm to turn it into a theater. In the face of popular success, it soon proved too small. The architect Fragneau was then commissioned to rebuild it: he endowed the new building with a neoclassical facade all brick, crowned with a large triangular pediment. The capacity of the new hall, opened in 1849, was 528 spectators spread over four levels. Access was then through the rue de la Comedie, inconvenient because narrow. This situation will last until 1931. Thanks to the subsidies paid by the City of Paris to rebuild Montauban after the terrible floods of March 1930, a new facade was built, opening on the place Lefranc de Pompignan built in the late nineteenth century . The architects Jannin and Olivier composed a monumental entrance showing the elements of the Place Nationale (brick, semicircular arches, pilasters with projections, mirandes) and enhanced by four bas-reliefs by the sculptor André Abbal: La Musique, La Danse, La Comédie and Poetry.

The Ingres museum showcases two illustrious Montalbanese: Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres and Antoine Bourdelle . This brick building, overlooking the river, is Ingres Bourdelle museum an emblematic place of Montauban. Practical information: health pass compulsory from 03.08.2021 Housed in the old episcopal palace, the Montauban museum was created in 1820. But it was in 1867, upon the death of Ingres, that the establishment took on its identity and its development: the museum then inherited all of the studio works of the famous Montalbanian painter and took the name of Ingres Museum. Enlarged, modernized, digitalized ... the museum is today spread over 2,700 m2 with new spaces, enhanced accessibility, a new museography, a sumptuous conservation cabinet housing Ingres ' drawings, an entire floor dedicated to the Bourdelle's work, magnificent rooms for temporary exhibitions, a tea room / boutique / bookshop ... The digital museum : In order to benefit from the reopening of the museum, a new visiting companion is proposed to you: an application which will allow you on the one hand to access practical information and to book your ticket in advance and on the other hand, enrich your visit with new content. Throughout the year, activities for young people are offered: game booklet, internships, museum holidays, my birthday at the Ingres Bourdelle museum, educational service workshops. "Chez Madeleine" - Bookshop, boutique, tea room : Located on the ground floor of the former episcopal palace, the tea room of the Ingres Bourdelle museum welcomes you throughout the day. In the heart of the tea room, a bookshop-boutique offers you books and objects that will allow you to bring back a memory of your visit to the Ingres Bourdelle museum. (Opening hours identical to those of the museum. Access possible without ticket.) The museum documentation center at 15 rue de ville de ville. This documentation center specializing in the collections of the Ingres Bourdelle museum offers catalogs of collections or exhibitions, French or foreign publications related to them, as well as works files, a photo library and access to the database. Consultation exclusively on site and by appointment. The Association of Friends of the Ingres Bourdelle Museum since its creation in 1924, has supported the promotion of our collections by publishing an annual bulletin, participating in museum acquisitions and offering monthly conferences on cultural themes related to current events in museums and exhibitions. www.amis-musee-ingres.fr OPENING TIME : - Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. - Thursday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. - Closed every Monday, January 1, May 1, November 1 and December 25.

In the heart of the medieval village of Castelnau de Montmiral, L'Auberge des Arcades is the place to enjoy a drink with friends in the Café, with its breathtaking views over the historic buildings, and to savour the local produce with all your senses. It's a bar and restaurant where you can take your time savouring the chef's dishes while gazing out over the famous Place des Arcades. Booking recommended.

Stay in a green setting with a superb view of the surrounding mountains and the famous medieval town of Cordes sur Ciel. In the heart of the Gaillac vineyards and the Cordais region, the Huttopia Pays de Cordes sur Ciel campsite is just a few kilometres from Albi! Set in the heart of the countryside, enjoy a holiday just a few kilometres from the village of Cordes-sur-Ciel, voted France's favourite village in 2014! Take advantage of our spacious pitches or one of our new natural, comfortable and atypical accommodations for those who love a rejuvenating holiday in the heart of nature! Our campsite in the heart of the Tarn, just 30 minutes from Albi, boasts a unique view of the medieval town and surrounding countryside. On site, enjoy all the services you need to make your holiday a success: restaurant, swimming pool, paddling pool, children's activity programme, brand new playground, refurbished sanitary facilities and new accommodation... Take the opportunity to discover the region with our electric bikes available for hire, exploring the roads and paths that surround us: heritage, gastronomy and escapades.... It's the ideal way to get around the Cordon Bleu region in a gentle, sustainable way! Family entertainment in July and August Food truck in summer (July and August)

At the foot of the bastide village of Cordes sur Ciel, a major Midi-Pyrénées site, flat on the 2nd floor of a house comprising another flat and the owner's apartment. Entrance, 19 m² living area comprising lounge (mini hi-fi system, TV) and kitchen (multifunction microwave, dishwasher, freezer). Washing machine and tumble dryer. 12 m² duplex bedroom (1 double bed, bathroom with WC). Electric heating. Sheets, household linen and towels for hire. Baby equipment available on request. WIFI access. Exterior shared with another 2-person rental: 17 m² terrace, garden furniture, electric barbecue. View over the Cérou Valley. The owner provides a parking card for free parking in the town for the duration of your stay. No smoking flat.

Le Soleil des Bastides campsite *** 62 pitches located in the heart of the golden triangle Gaillac 12 km, Cordes sur Ciel 12 km and Albi 18 km. Quiet family campsite, without entertainment, heated swimming pool, tennis and multisports court, on-site restaurant open all season. In the middle of Albi, Cordes and Gaillac. Come to discover this camping, located in the heart of the vineyards and typical villages, close to the village of Cahuzac sur Vère with all shops and facilities. You will find spacious pitches and rentals : mobil-homes and « lodges », in a quiet and shady park with a lot of trees. This camping has 62 pitches and offers you many facilities and recents infrastructures. The heated swimming pool expect you for a relaxing or refreshing time, near the restaurant with a diverse and affordable menu with locals products. For a short or a long Stay : welcome to « Soleil des Bastides » Heated Swimming Pool from 15/05 to 15/09 Restaurant or Takeaway Meals from 10/04 to 22/09

Private house with fantastic views of the valley and the swimming pool. Composed of 3 guest rooms, including a master suite, which open onto a spacious balcony. The ground floor has a kitchen, a living room with TV and a patio which are common to the 3 bedrooms, as well as an outdoor space (terraces, swimming pool, pétanque court, garden, etc.)

Between Agenais and Quercy. This little town located in the Causse passes on over the seasons the nature where you'll live peacefully. Thézac offers great views over the little valleys. This beautiful imponent house (1876) entirely renovated in a property of 1ha with a private pool will offer you shelter during yous stay. Little closed garden of 300 m2. Accessible from an outdoor step, the house count with a livingroom with chimney, a fully equipped kitchen, 3 bedrooms (2x140, 1x180 or 2x90,1x90 ), 1 bathroom with wc and one water room with wc. A terrasse circles the house and offers you a direct view to the private pool (fence and alarm). Bedsheets and towels included. Possibility of walks: hikes, medieval towns, castles, caves, boat tours...

You will arrive in the charming little hamlet of Las Gonies by a small country road. The setting is a haven of tranquillity and greenery, the house, a typical stone country property with, among other surprises, a very impressive fireplace.

Welcome to Pizza del Alma in Rabastens. Enjoy our home-made pizzas to take away, prepared with fresh, local ingredients, home-made charcuterie and natural sourdough dough for a light, crispy texture that's easier to digest. Welcome to Pizza del Alma, the artisanal pizzeria par excellence in Rabastens! ✨ Immerse yourself in a unique culinary experience where each pizza is a work of art. At Pizza del Alma, we believe in the magic of fresh, local ingredients, carefully selected to offer our customers unrivalled quality. Our natural sourdough dough, fermented slowly, gives our pizzas a light texture and an exceptional flavour that melts in your mouth. Authenticity and innovation Our recipes combine tradition and innovation, taking you on a journey through authentic and original flavours. Whether you're a fan of classics like Margherita or looking for something unique like our truffle pizza, every bite will transport you. We like to surprise our customers with bold flavour combinations, all prepared with love and passion. Fast, friendly takeaway service At Pizza del Alma, we don't just serve pizzas, we create memories. Our takeaway service is designed to be fast and convenient, without ever compromising on quality. Order your favourite pizzas and take them home for a picnic or a night out with friends. As soon as you walk through the door to pick up your order, you'll be welcomed like a member of the family. Discover Rabastens through our pizzas After a day exploring and discovering Rabastens, there's nothing like a gourmet break at Pizza del Alma. Take away a tasty pizza and enjoy the charm of our beautiful town wherever you are. Our takeaway pizza options are perfect for an impromptu picnic or a cosy meal in your accommodation. Join us Don't miss the chance to enjoy an exceptional culinary experience. Book a takeaway pizza now. Join our community of pizza lovers and discover why Pizza del Alma is a favourite with locals and tourists alike in Rabastens.

Mentionnée au XIVème siècle, elle a été complètement détruite pendant les guerres de religion puis pauvrement reconstruite. Le plan présente la forme d'un rectangle allongé, terminé par un abside à trois pans. Son clocher avec sa tour octogonale est inscrit à l'inventaire des Monuments Historiques.

Créé en 1154, il devient prieuré collégial en 1317 et est aujourd'hui le dernier prieuré grandmontain construit en "briques anglaises". De l'église, seule la nef subsiste car l'abside a été détruite en 1918. Une partie est classée par les Monuments Historiques.

The records show that a church was built on the left bank of the Tarn around 1320. A few years later, the completion of the bridge connecting the two banks was to cause the development of this suburb. But the word of Saint-Orens, bishop of Auch in the fifth century, suggests a much older foundation, probably earlier than that of Montauban (1144). Several churches have succeeded each other since. One of them was swept away by the overflow of the Tarn of July 26, 1652, shortly after its construction. The current building, inaugurated in 1891, is (with the exception of the bell tower) the work of the diocesan architect Léopold Gardelle. He was closely inspired here, the first Gothic art, that of the thirteenth century, without falling into pastiche. One can only appreciate the breadth of this brick building, 75 m long, and the balance of its architectural volumes. He resisted the flood of 1930 which partly destroyed this district of Villebourbon. Paradoxically, the catastrophe allowed the completion of the church:thanks to the generosity of the Paris City Council towards the city, the bell tower could finally be built by the architect Germain Olivier. With its 65 m height, it is considered the highest in the department. The church houses an exceptional set of stained glass, art deco style, by master glassmaker André Rapp. With the stained glass above the main portal, Rapp celebrates the sacrifice of the young Montalban industrialist Adolphe Poult, during the catastrophic flood of March 2 to 4, 1930. A successful sportsman, he managed, on his frail canoe, to save the drowning hundreds of people. He ends up drowning himself, after all, after a day and a night of fighting. His name was given to the quai du Tarn located near the aglise.

In the second half of the 17th century, bishops and intendants joined forces to make Montauban a modern, well-organized and airy city. Intendant Nicolas Joseph Foucault creates here in 1679, the first public walk. It responds to a dual motivation: to retain the lands that collapsed along the Tarn and offer the Montalbanais a space of approval. The course, which stretches over five hectares planted with abalone, quickly becomes a place frequented by the elegant society of the city, which likes to appear and walk there. At the end of the central alley stands the imposing War Memorial of 1914-1918 made by Bourdelle.

Small Italian theater with 550 seats, nestled in the heart of the city ... A first room preceded the current building, the city having built in 1792 a space until then dedicated to the game of palm to turn it into a theater. In the face of popular success, it soon proved too small. The architect Fragneau was then commissioned to rebuild it: he endowed the new building with a neoclassical facade all brick, crowned with a large triangular pediment. The capacity of the new hall, opened in 1849, was 528 spectators spread over four levels. Access was then through the rue de la Comedie, inconvenient because narrow. This situation will last until 1931. Thanks to the subsidies paid by the City of Paris to rebuild Montauban after the terrible floods of March 1930, a new facade was built, opening on the place Lefranc de Pompignan built in the late nineteenth century . The architects Jannin and Olivier composed a monumental entrance showing the elements of the Place Nationale (brick, semicircular arches, pilasters with projections, mirandes) and enhanced by four bas-reliefs by the sculptor André Abbal: La Musique, La Danse, La Comédie and Poetry.

Arrived in 1629 in the wake of Richelieu, the Jesuits acquired in 1676 a mansion on the northeastern limit of the city, to install their college and their chapel (current Saint-Joseph church) Modified then enlarged to several The building, with its austere architecture, is organized around two courtyards, to which gardens which have disappeared today responded. The building served as a foundry for cannons during the Revolution, then again became a college until 1961. It now houses the Department of Cultural Development, the dance conservatory, the tourist office and the heritage center. Opened in 2008, this new space presents a historic, architectural and sensitive portrait of the city.

Located on the 1st floor of the former Jesuit college under the City and Country of Art and History label, the Heritage Center offers visitors the opportunity to discover the history and heritage of Montauban. Opened in 2008, the heritage center is located around the main courtyard of the former Jesuit college. It brings together in one place the administration of the heritage service, an educational space for young audiences, a documentary resource center and two large exhibition rooms. The permanent exhibition "Montauban, portrait of a city" tells the story of the city's destiny from its founding until today, around a relief map of the territory. Deposits of objects from the collections of the Ingres Bourdelle museum and the Montauban hospital center enrich this visit. A children's area also offers treasure hunts, memory games and dominoes for a fun discovery of Montauban. This set is completed by thematic temporary exhibitions. The heritage center coordinates all of Montauban's initiatives under the City of Art and History label and offers guided tours, exhibitions, conferences and activities all year round for Montalbanians, tourists and schoolchildren. All guided tours are led by tour guides from the heritage center. Approved by the Ministry of Culture and Communication, they give you all the keys to understanding the history of the city, its architecture and its heritage. Entrance to the exhibition spaces is free. Montauban, my elsewhere. Literary walk to listen to. The writer Mouloud Akkouche wrote a fictional text testifying to his wanderings and his outlook on our city. This text, which is the subject of a recording, is available for listening, to discover Montauban in the footsteps and in the words of the author. MP3 audio file for download at www.centredupatrimoine.com. MP3 player and headphones available on loan at the Heritage Center against delivery of an identity document.

A must-see in the heart of the city since 1144 and the origins of Montauban. THE PLACE IN THE MIDDLE AGES Seat of economic and municipal power, place of justice, the square was the center of Montalbanese public life in the Middle Ages. THE PLACE IN MODERN ERA Destroyed by two fires in the 17th century, the reconstructed square is magnified by a rigorous architectural program. It remains the commercial heart of the city. THE PLACE IN CONTEMPORARY TIMES The urban, demographic and economic development of the city since the French Revolution has gradually diminished the role local merchant. A GEM TO PRESERVE Despite the modifications made over the centuries, the place retains a remarkable homogeneity. Perfectly preserved, it constitutes one of the city’s heritage treasures.

A superb panoramic terrace at the foot of the château overlooking the valley and a romantic garden serving homemade cuisine made from local organic produce. Continuous service. Formula € 14 from 12:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. Beautiful shaded belvedere terrace at the foot of the castle overlooking the valley, shaded romantic garden to offer you home cooking based on organic and local products Restaurant, Bar, Brasserie, Tearoom, Ice cream parlour, Local and artisanal beers, Home-made savoury pies, lasagne, stuffed vegetables, local cheeses from the Le Pic cheese factory in Penne and local wines, Home-made pastries and ice creams, Waffles and old-fashioned hot chocolate, Continuous service. Formula 14€ from 12h to 14h A la carte dishes from 8,50€ to 16€. Children's menu 9,50€. Vegetarian and vegan dishes

A large terrace with a panoramic view, situated in the Aveyron Gorges. Traditional cuisine and wood fire grills.

Restaurant, traditional bar, cooking with local, regional, fresh and home-made products.

Cabanon sauvage is a restaurant perched in the village of Puycelsi, with mulberry trees as table neighbors, medieval houses and the Grésigne forest in the background.c In this charming setting, we focus on highlighting local vegetables, cheeses, wines and meats inventive and gourmet cuisine. Our idea is to create a cuisine that is first and foremost inspired by local produce and producers, with one foot in tradition and the other in the heart of the region. In the afternoon, between the two services, we offer cold drinks, home-made pastries and artisanal ice creams.

A homemade kitchen, from the starter to the dessert, with local, seasonal and fresh products! From the flowered terrace or the cosy interior, come and share a good unpretentious home-made meal.

At Greg and Sophie's, a hotel-restaurant-bar with charm and history ... Chef Greg offers a restaurant service, serving traditional, friendly cuisine made with fresh, local produce, as well as Sophie's pastries. By reservation ONLY. A terrace bar is also available in July and August.

A landmark for gourmets! In the heart of our village and in a friendly setting, come and discover our cuisine at lunchtime, using fresh local produce. When the weather is fine, we have a terrace with a splendid view of the 17th-century château.

Come and discover the café in our village of Salvagnac overlooking the Edge of the World... fresh catering + burgers on fridays evennings. ► RESTAURANT: Friday evening, it's Burger! All this food comes from a market kitchen and is home-made. We have a direct link with local products, producers, and market gardeners. ► Tourist relay point with all the necessary documentation for your visit in the Tarn! + Flash code for animations and hikes on the territory. ► Concerts, movie nights, regular artists' exhibitions, match broadcasts... ► Board games, Dart game and Table football for young and old. See you soon at the edge of the world!"

The restaurant offers a traditional cuisine ideal for a gastronomic stop in the Tarn. The most ? The room offers a magnificent view over the valley. The Relais des Deux Vallées welcomes you in its modern and warm setting. An indoor and outdoor restaurant with a view of the valley and a hotel with ten different rooms, make the Relais des Deux Vallées the ideal place for a gastronomic stopover or a tourist stay in the Tarn.

In the heart of the medieval village of Castelnau de Montmiral, L'Auberge des Arcades is the place to enjoy a drink with friends in the Café, with its breathtaking views over the historic buildings, and to savour the local produce with all your senses. It's a bar and restaurant where you can take your time savouring the chef's dishes while gazing out over the famous Place des Arcades. Booking recommended.

Surrounded by horses, ponies and donkeys, on the edge of the Grésigne forest and the Gaillac vineyards, numerous hiking, horse-riding, cycling and mountain-biking trails await you! Enjoy a relaxing break in a calm, green setting for a stopover, a weekend or a week. You'll enjoy complete independence, with self-catering or, if you prefer, half or full board. Your hosts will help you plan your star hikes, or tours starting from the farm, depending on your chosen means of transport. La Ferme has been awarded the double quality label "cheval étape", outdoor accommodation and indoor accommodation, by the Fédération Française d'Équitation.

A beautiful Tarn farmhouse nestled in the heart of the hamlet of Lacapelle. The house has been tastefully restored using traditional and ecological materials. The interior is full of surprises in terms of decoration and atmosphere. A vast covered terrace overlooks the rolling, wooded landscape. Two en-suite bedrooms sleep up to 6, and a lounge with library and piano are also available. Here, guests can also discover the benefits of shiatsu, a treatment method of Japanese origin, as well as a wide choice of walks starting from the chambre d'hôte. A summer kitchen is also available.

An old winegrower's property converted into a bed and breakfast activity and relay of horse riding stages, which welcomes you between country houses and vineyards in a pleasant, calm and green setting. The house is located in the Golden Triangle, at the foot of Castelnau-de-Montmiral, near the Vère-Grésigne leisure centre (swimming, fishing, tennis...). Close to numerous bastides and fortified villages, you will discover Cordes-sur-ciel, Puycelsi, Penne, but also Bruniquel, St Antonin-Noble-Val... From here, hikers, mountain bikers, horse riders and nature lovers will appreciate the paths of the Grésigne forest (3600 ha oak forest), the GR 46 and GR de Pays. The surrounding vineyards will enchant you! The sweetness of the Gaillac wines will be a perfect accompaniment to foie gras and duck breast. The rooms have been completely renovated. Two of them, communicating, will be appreciated by families and friends. Your breakfasts will be brightened up by home-made jams and honey. Riders, your companions will be accommodated in large boxes of 12 m² and/or in grassy paddocks with shelter.

Stay in a green setting with a superb view of the surrounding mountains and the famous medieval town of Cordes sur Ciel. In the heart of the Gaillac vineyards and the Cordais region, the Huttopia Pays de Cordes sur Ciel campsite is just a few kilometres from Albi! Set in the heart of the countryside, enjoy a holiday just a few kilometres from the village of Cordes-sur-Ciel, voted France's favourite village in 2014! Take advantage of our spacious pitches or one of our new natural, comfortable and atypical accommodations for those who love a rejuvenating holiday in the heart of nature! Our campsite in the heart of the Tarn, just 30 minutes from Albi, boasts a unique view of the medieval town and surrounding countryside. On site, enjoy all the services you need to make your holiday a success: restaurant, swimming pool, paddling pool, children's activity programme, brand new playground, refurbished sanitary facilities and new accommodation... Take the opportunity to discover the region with our electric bikes available for hire, exploring the roads and paths that surround us: heritage, gastronomy and escapades.... It's the ideal way to get around the Cordon Bleu region in a gentle, sustainable way! Family entertainment in July and August Food truck in summer (July and August)

This self-catering cottage on an organic wine farm in Andillac (Tarn) is "a haven of calm". Domaine de Peyres-Combe, located at the start of the Cordais plateau, is on the GR36/GR46 long-distance hiking trail (Chemin de Compostelle). It can be the starting point for walks and hikes or mountain bike rides (marked trails). You can discover the Domaine's wines, which have been produced under AB-controlled organic farming methods since 1999, how they are made and how the vines are tended, and share the passion of Victor, your host winemaker. The 108m² gîte, with its stone walls and exposed beams, is set in quiet, rolling countryside on the Bastides Albigeoises circuit, 1km from the Château Musée du Cayla, 12km from Cordes, 14km from Gaillac, 25km from Albi, and 1 hour from the "pink city" of Toulouse. Certified "Accueil Paysan", the gîte is spacious and opens onto a large plot of land. Ground floor: living room, kitchen, sitting room, shower room and WC. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms. A covered terrace and garden await you outside.

At the foot of the bastide village of Cordes sur Ciel, a major Midi-Pyrénées site, flat on the 2nd floor of a house comprising another flat and the owner's apartment. Entrance, 19 m² living area comprising lounge (mini hi-fi system, TV) and kitchen (multifunction microwave, dishwasher, freezer). Washing machine and tumble dryer. 12 m² duplex bedroom (1 double bed, bathroom with WC). Electric heating. Sheets, household linen and towels for hire. Baby equipment available on request. WIFI access. Exterior shared with another 2-person rental: 17 m² terrace, garden furniture, electric barbecue. View over the Cérou Valley. The owner provides a parking card for free parking in the town for the duration of your stay. No smoking flat.

Le Soleil des Bastides campsite *** 62 pitches located in the heart of the golden triangle Gaillac 12 km, Cordes sur Ciel 12 km and Albi 18 km. Quiet family campsite, without entertainment, heated swimming pool, tennis and multisports court, on-site restaurant open all season. In the middle of Albi, Cordes and Gaillac. Come to discover this camping, located in the heart of the vineyards and typical villages, close to the village of Cahuzac sur Vère with all shops and facilities. You will find spacious pitches and rentals : mobil-homes and « lodges », in a quiet and shady park with a lot of trees. This camping has 62 pitches and offers you many facilities and recents infrastructures. The heated swimming pool expect you for a relaxing or refreshing time, near the restaurant with a diverse and affordable menu with locals products. For a short or a long Stay : welcome to « Soleil des Bastides » Heated Swimming Pool from 15/05 to 15/09 Restaurant or Takeaway Meals from 10/04 to 22/09

Les 2 fours gîte is an old plum and walnut drying room. We kept the bread oven there. Located next to the L’Olivier gîte, it has a private 17 m2 terrace with garden furniture. On the ground floor is the kitchen equipped with an induction hob, fridge/freezer, electric oven, dishwasher, microwave, Senseo coffee maker, toaster and washing machine, as well as a separate space meal. The living room is located on the bread oven side in an open space. There is a television with Freeview reception and a DVD player. Upstairs, there are two large adjoining bedrooms, separated by a bathroom. One bedroom has a 180x200 double bed and the other bedroom has two 90x200 cm beds. The bathroom has a shower, a sink and a toilet. This cottage is very suitable for couples with children. A baby cot can be provided on request.

Private house with fantastic views of the valley and the swimming pool. Composed of 3 guest rooms, including a master suite, which open onto a spacious balcony. The ground floor has a kitchen, a living room with TV and a patio which are common to the 3 bedrooms, as well as an outdoor space (terraces, swimming pool, pétanque court, garden, etc.)

This cottage, with its very cozy interior, is ideal for a romantic stay for two. Private terrace accessible from the bedroom or from the living room.