Abbey, country houses, dovecotes, vineyard huts… so many architectural elements shape the Tarn landscapes around Gaillac and arouse the curiosity of those who like to wander between the walls of these historic and emblematic places of the territory. But what anecdotes and secrets do they contain? Let's go for a little visit!

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Pascale Walter

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Our Lady of the Village

Located half an hour from Toulouse and Albi, the Notre-Dame du Bourg church in Rabastens is a jewel of Occitan Tuscany and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore its exceptional frescoes dating from the 14th and 15th centuries and immerse yourself in the history of this emblematic pilgrimage site on the Way of St. James. World Heritage Site…

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Gaillac Wine House
Laurie ESCROUZAILLES

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Maison des Vins de Gaillac

Gaillac

The Maison des Vins de Gaillac is located on the banks of the Tarn, inside the Saint-Michel Abbey. Come and discover the Wines of Gaillac in an idyllic and soothing setting, where history, art of living and conviviality combine harmoniously.

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Morgane Ferre

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Graulhet leather

Traces of a leather trade can be found in the Tarn region dating back to the Middle Ages. Leatherworks and tanning were established in Graulhet, along the Dadou River, making the town a capital of sheepskin, a material used in shoe linings. Today, the diversity and excellence of the…

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Archaeological Center
Vineyards and Discoveries_Laurie Photos

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Centre Archéologique

Montans

The Archaeological Center invites you to travel back in time. Discover the incredible destiny of this small Gallic village, which became one of the largest ceramic production centers of the Roman Empire.

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Manon Cazaméa

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Mauriac Castle

Visit the Château de Mauriac all year round, located in the charming village of Senouillac, in the heart of the Gaillac vineyards. It is a must for lovers of history, art, and medieval architecture. Dating back to the 13th century, the château attracts many visitors every year who are curious to discover its fascinating secrets and rich past. The building has…

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