Tarn

Amixture of dream world and reality, these towns are part of a wonderful human adventure that gives each one its own unique character.

L'isle sur tarn  A walled town and its streets lined with corbelled houses, the most enormous "covered" square in the south-west, the Raymond Lafage Museum, the church of Notre Dame de la Joncquière and the Art of Chocolate Museum.

Castelnau de montmiral  The Castelnau present a range of old-style houses, gathered around a central square. Visit of : the Town Hall, Bozat House, the remains of Tonnac House, Toulze Tower, Pradel Walk, the Centre of Interpretation of Walled Towns and the Notre Dame church.

Puycelsi  Puycelsi is a fortified medieval village, built on a rock overlooking the Vère River. Visit of : the Gouverneurs chateau, St Roch chapel, the XVIthe century houses, the Roman church and the panoramic vieuwing area

Bruniquel  The château and its XIIth century keep  The Payrol house, which reveals interior architecture from the XIIIth century and the Gothic and Renaissance eras  The Prehistoric dwelling sites, the church and the panoramic vieuws

Penne  The château in this medieval village, with its very particular appearance, is one of the most unusual sights in the Tarn.

Cordes sur ciel  Cordes sur Ciel has kept all the richness of the fabulous town built in 1222. Visit of : The Yves Brayer Museum, the Art Of Sugar Museum, the Charles Portal Museum, many artisitc crafts, the Garden of Paradise.

Gaillac  Visit of : the St Michel abbey-church, the Abbey Museum, the House of Vineyards and wine, the church of St Pierre de Brens private hotels, the Chateau-Art Gallery.