Tourism in the Tarn-et-Garonne

A superb village dominated by the silhouette of its two castles

A masterpiece of Romanesque art

Mediaeval city nestling at the confluence of the Aveyron and Bonnette rivers

This fortified town of Quercy Blanc is listed as one of the most beautiful villages of France

A series of limestone cliffs towering over unspoilt countryside!

Its Ingres Bourdelle Museum contains remarkable art collections

This beautiful village has a circular corn exchange

Its collegiate church features opulent Flemish tapestries!

This elegant Renaissance residence towers over the hills of Lomagne

A contemporary art centre

Areas in the former Bishop's Palace dedicated to two natives of Montauban, the painter Ingres and the sculptor Bourdelle

Its unspoilt landscapes are dotted with pretty villages

A mediaeval town on the border between Quercy and Rouergue

An unusual construction enabling boats to avoid passing through five locks

A symbol of the rural heritage of Tarn-et-Garonne

A charming mediaeval village...

This establishment, dedicated to the works of the painter Marcel-Lenoir, is based in the castle in the pretty village of Montricoux

13th-century fortified town

This former Cistercian abbey now houses a cultural centre