Midi-Pyrenees places to visit and attractions
Below you can explore some of the most popular highlights and places of interest in the Midi-Pyrenees region. See also our Midi-Pyrenees travel guide.
Albas (Lot)
Albas, a village on the Lot river, has a renowned wine festival each May See Albas guide
Albi (Tarn)
Albi is quite a remarkable town, with a substantial and beautiful centre and sensational views across the river below. Very recommended! See Albi guide
Albi cathedral (Tarn)
Albi cathedral is remarkable for its brick exterior, and the large area of renaissance painting in the interior See Albi cathedral guide
Arreau (Hautes-Pyrenees)
Deep in the Pyrenees on a small river, Arreau is a delightful small town to explore See Arreau guide
Auch (Gers)
Auch, the ancient capital of Gascony, has a cathedral and several other historic monuments of interest See Auch guide
Audressein (Ariege)
Audressein is a very small village in a picturesque river valley, visited for the ancient frescoes in the porch of the church See Audressein guide Advertisement
Autoire (Lot)
Autoire is very small but very pleasant to explore, while nearby you can admire thescenery of the Cirque d'Autoire See Autoire guide
Auvillar (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The lovely village of Auvillar has a very unusual round market hall in the village centre See Auvillar guide
Ax-les-Thermes (Ariege)
A spa town since the 19th century, Ax-les-Thermes is now better known for being close to the Ax-3 Domaines ski region See Ax-les-Thermes guide
Bagneres-de-Luchon (Haute-Garonne)
Bagneres-de-Luchon is one of the nicest of the 'belle-epoque' spa towns that developed in the Pyrenees in the 19th century See Bagneres-de-Luchon guide
Bardigues (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Bardigues is a small village, very pleasant to stroll along the main street and to enjoy the views See Bardigues guide
Beaumont-de-Lomagne (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The weekly market in Beaumont-de-Lomagne has been held in the same market hall, in the town centre, since the 14th century See Beaumont-de-Lomagne guide
Belcastel (Aveyron)
The lovely riverside setting, the steep cobbled streets and the castle combine to make Belcastel one of our favourite villages See Belcastel guide
Belmont-sur-Rance (Aveyron)
The Cevennes village of Belmont-sur-Rance is small but very enjoyable to explore, and to see the Collegial church of Saint-Michel See Belmont-sur-Rance guide
Bourg-de-Visa (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Bourg-de-Visa is one of several small villages in this region with no particular monuments but charming to visit See Bourg-de-Visa guide Advertisement
Brassac (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Although it is very small, Brassac is a charming village to explore in the heart of the Tarn-et-Garonne countryside See Brassac guide
Brassac (Tarn) (Tarn)
The highlight in the centre of Brassac in the Tarn department is certainly the beautiful old bobbled bridge See Brassac (Tarn) guide
Bretenoux (Lot)
The town of Bretenoux has a medieval square, colombage houses and a river to explore See Bretenoux guide
Brousse-le-Chateau (Aveyron)
Brousse-le-Chateau is an idyllic little village of steep cobbled streets on the banks of the Tarn and Alrance rivers See Brousse-le-Chateau guide
Bruniquel (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The cobbled streets, numerous medieval buildings and the castle combine to make Bruniquel a very lovely village to explore See Bruniquel guide
Cabrerets (Lot)
Cabrerets is a pretty village on the Célé river best known for the Grotte de Pech Merle See Cabrerets guide
Cahors (Lot)
Best known for the famous Pont Valentre bridge, Cahors is a lively town which also has a small historic centre See Cahors guide
Cahors cathedral of Saint-Etienne (Lot)
The cathedral of Saint-Etienne in Cahors is an unusual 12th century cathedral which has two domes and a roman style entrance among its features See Cahors cathedral of Saint-Etienne guide
Cahors gardens (Lot)
The secret gardens of Cahors are charming and following the garden route is a great way to see the sights of Cahors. See Cahors gardens guide
Cajarc (Lot)
The medieval centre of Cajarc make it a pleasant place to visit as you explore the Lot Valley and the Natural Parc of the Causses de Quercy See Cajarc guide
Camon (Ariege)
The fortified village of Camon, listed as a 'most beautiful village of France' is one of our favourites in this region See Camon guide
Capdenac (Lot)
Capdenac-le-Haut, another of the 'beautiful villages of France' is quite small but very picturesque See Capdenac guide
Carbonne (Haute-Garonne)
Ransacked as a cathar town in the 12th century, Carbonne was rebuilt as a bastide town several years later See Carbonne guide
Cardaillac (Lot)
Cardaillac is a small, unspoiled village now listed among the 'most beautiful in France' See Cardaillac guide
Carennac (Lot)
There are numerous architectural highlights and attractive buildings in Carennac, one of the 'most beautiful villages of France' See Carennac guide
Carennac Church of Saint Peter and cloister (Lot)
The church of Saint Peter, and its cloister, are 11th century monuments in the village of Carennac See Carennac Church of Saint Peter and cloister guide
Castelnau-de-Montmiral (Tarn)
The central square of Castelnau-de-Montmiral with its medieval buildings, and the views from its hilltop location, together make it very worthy of a visit See Castelnau-de-Montmiral guide
Castelnau-Montratier (Lot)
Castelnau-Montratier is a historic village with an imposing church and central square See Castelnau-Montratier guide
Castelsagrat (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Although quite quick to visit you will enjoy a stroll around the peaceful centre of Castelsagrat See Castelsagrat guide
Castres (Tarn)
While not an important tourist destination, Castres has a pleasant town centre and an interesting Goya Museum to visit See Castres guide
Cathedral Saint-Luperc, Eauze (Gers)
The Cathedral Saint-Luperc is a 16th century cathedral in Eauze, in the style Gothic Meridionale See Cathedral Saint-Luperc, Eauze guide
Caylus (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The 14th century House of Wolves is just one of the interesting sights you will find as you climb the streets in the heart of Caylus See Caylus guide
Cazeres (Haute-Garonne)
Cazeres is not a tourist town, but you might like to visit the Church of Notre Dame of the Assumption when in the region See Cazeres guide
Chateau de Bournazel (Aveyron)
The Chateau de Bournazel is a charming chateau in the renaissance syle, in Aveyron See Chateau de Bournazel guide
Chateau de Castelnau-Bretenoux (Lot)
The Chateau de Castelnau-Loubressac is an imposing medieval castle built in red stone See Chateau de Castelnau-Bretenoux guide
Chateau de Foix (Ariege)
The chateau de Foix is an impressive medieval castle on a rocky spur in the Ariege valley See Chateau de Foix guide
Chateau de Najac (Aveyron)
Najac castle is the impressive ruins of a 13th century castle in Aveyron See Chateau de Najac guide
Chemin de Croix at Rocamadour (Lot)
The Chemin de Croix at Rocamadour follwos a path through the woods from the sanctuary in the village to the cross on the clifftop See Chemin de Croix at Rocamadour guide
Col d'Aspin (Hautes-Pyrenees)
The Col d'Aspin is an important mountain pass in the west of the Pyrenees See Col d'Aspin guide
Col de Peyresourde (Hautes-Pyrenees)
The Col de Peyresourde is a mountain pass in the pyrenees, which often forms part of the Tour de France route See Col de Peyresourde guide
Col du Tourmalet (Hautes-Pyrenees)
The Col du Tourmalet is a mountain pass in the Pyrenees, famous because the Tour de France passes here very often See Col du Tourmalet guide
Condom (Gers)
In the town of Condom it is the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre and historic centre that is of interest to visitors See Condom guide
Condom cathedral (Gers)
The cathedral in Condom includes a rood-screen, 15th century doorways and a large cloister among its points of interest See Condom cathedral guide
Conques (Aveyron)
Best known for its abbey and as a pilgrimage destination, the beautiful village of Conques is a highlight of any visit to Aveyron See Conques guide
Conques Abbey (Aveyron)
Conques abbey is a roman style church built in the 11th century in the Aveyron countryside See Conques Abbey guide
Cordes-sur-Ciel (Tarn)
Cordes is certainly one of the most beautiful towns in France with a great deal of natural and historic beauty - and rather a lot of tourists! See Cordes-sur-Ciel guide
Donzac (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The red-brick architecture and unusual church tower add to the charm of the little village of Donzac See Donzac guide
Dunes (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Not well known as a tourist destination, we found Dunes to be very characterful and well worth a visit See Dunes guide
Eauze (Gers)
Eauze is a historic market town with attractive medieval buildings See Eauze guide
Entraygues (Aveyron)
The medieval bridges and half-timbered houses are among the highlights in the village of Entraygues See Entraygues guide
Espalion (Aveyron)
In the town of Espalion there is a lovely bridge over the river and several other interesting historic monuments See Espalion guide
Espeyrac (Aveyron)
Espeyrac is a small, picturesque village surrounded by chestnut forests See Espeyrac guide
Espinas (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Visitors to Espinas usually come here to visit the Chateau de Cas with its furnished rooms and gardens to admire See Espinas guide
Estaing (Aveyron)
This pretty village in the Aubrac region has several monuments of note, including the Chateau d'Estaing See Estaing guide
Faycelles (Lot)
Although quite small, take the time to stroll around Faycelles when you are in this region See Faycelles guide
Figeac (Lot)
The market town of Figeac has many interesting historic buildings and streets to explore - one of our favourite towns in this region See Figeac guide
Fleurance (Gers)
The central square with its arcades and traditional market hall are the highlight of a visit to Fleurance See Fleurance guide
Foix (Ariege)
The narrow medieval streets, the imposing castle above the town and the lovely setting make Foix an unmissable destination in Ariege See Foix guide
Fources (Gers)
Fources, one of the 'most beautiful villages in France' is unusual in being a bastide town that follows a circular layout See Fources guide
Gaillac (Tarn)
The historic centre of Gaillac and its riverside position make Gaillac a very enjoyable small town to discover See Gaillac guide
Gavarnie (Hautes-Pyrenees)
The natural highlight of the Cirque de Gavarnie, a great circular cliff, is one of the most scenic places in the Pyrenees See Gavarnie guide
Giroussens (Tarn)
Giroussens is a pretty village and home to a ceramic centre and lovely garden See Giroussens guide
Gouffre de Padirac (Lot)
The Gouffre de Padirac is the most popular cave system in France See Gouffre de Padirac guide
Gourdon (Lot) (Lot)
The golden stone used to build much of the town of Gourdon brings much of its charm, and there are also several pretty small villages close to hand See Gourdon (Lot) guide
Gramat (Lot)
Gramat is a pleasant town to visit, and your children will enjoy the popular animal park here See Gramat guide
Grotte de Lombrives (Ariege)
Not the most famous caves perhaps but the Grotte de Lombrives is the largest cave system in France See Grotte de Lombrives guide
La Couvertoirade (Aveyron)
La Couvertoirade, listed among the 'most beautiful villages in France', is one of the most complete fortified medieval villages in France See La Couvertoirade guide
La Roque-Sainte-Marguerite (Aveyron)
The tiny village of La Roque-Sainte-Marguerite, in the Gorges de la Dourbie, is well worth a pause to explore See La Roque-Sainte-Marguerite guide
Lacapelle-Marival (Lot)
The castle, medieval gateway and market hall are among the highlights in Lacapelle-Marival See Lacapelle-Marival guide
Laguiole (Aveyron)
The sweeping lanscape of the Laguiole region is best known for the famous knives made here, and seen at the fascinating Forge de Laguiole See Laguiole guide
Larressingle (Gers)
Larressingle is a perfect medieval fortified village, with the defensive walls around the town still almost completely intact See Larressingle guide
Lautrec (Tarn)
Lautrec is a small village, but both the views and the intereting historic buildings make it very pleasant to explore See Lautrec guide
Lauzerte (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Lauzerte, a small bastide town in a hilltop position, is one of our favourite villages in this region See Lauzerte guide
Lavardens (Gers)
The castle and the church are among the places of interest in the small village of Lavardens See Lavardens guide
Lavaur (Tarn)
Lavaur is a pretty red brick town in the Tarn department of France See Lavaur guide
Le Don du Fel (Aveyron)
Le Don du Fel is an impressive exhibition of artworks and pottery See Le Don du Fel guide
Le Fel (Aveyron)
Although small, the location of Le Fel and the pretty houses and views make the village very pleasant to visit See Le Fel guide
Le-Pin (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Your challenge in Le Pin is to get a good glimpse of the fairytale castle, behind its hedges and closed to the public! See Le-Pin guide
Lectoure (Gers)
Lectoure is a pleasant town to explore as part of your stay in the Gascony countryside See Lectoure guide
Lisle-sur-Tarn (Tarn)
Lisle-sur-Tarn is a pretty village on the banks of the Tarn river. See Lisle-sur-Tarn guide
Loubressac (Lot)
Both the unspoiled nature of the village and the beautiful views make the small village of Loubressac a great pleasure to visit See Loubressac guide
Lourdes (Hautes-Pyrenees)
Lourdes is of course very famous as a pilgrimage centre which attracts millions of pilgrims and visitors each year See Lourdes guide
Luz-Saint-Sauveur (Hautes-Pyrenees)
The pleasant town of Luz-Saint-Sauveur is well placed to explore some lovely Pyreneean mountain scenery See Luz-Saint-Sauveur guide
Marminiac (Lot)
Marminiac is a small village with a church, traditional market hall and a tower See Marminiac guide
Martel (Lot)
Numerous medieval towers and other fascinating buildings ensure that Martel retains its historic charm See Martel guide
Martres-Tolosane (Haute-Garonne)
The small village of Martres-Tolosane is known for its faiencerie workshops See Martres-Tolosane guide
Maubourguet (Hautes-Pyrenees)
Maubourguet makes every effort to hide its impressive monuments but take the time to explore the narrow streets and all will be revealed! See Maubourguet guide
Millau (Aveyron)
The town of Millau is a lively traditional town, well worth a visit when you are exploring this region See Millau guide
Millau bridge (Aveyron)
Millau Bridge (the Viaduc de Millau) is a modern bridge designed by Norman Foster, one of the highest bridges in the world, and an imposing local monument See Millau bridge guide
Mirepoix (Ariege)
In Mirepoix it is the beautifully preserved centre of the bastide town that is the highlight for visitors See Mirepoix guide
Moissac (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Moissac might go unnoticed except it has the 12th century Abbey Church of Saint-Pierre, and one of the loveliest cloisters in France See Moissac guide
Monesties (Tarn)
There is much more to discover in Monesties than you would expect in such a small village, such as a Mise au Tombeau in the chapel and an ancient hump-backed bridge See Monesties guide
Mont d'Astarac (Gers)
The frescoes in the village church are the highlight of your visit to Mont d'Astarac, a peaceful small village in the rolling Gascony landscape See Mont d'Astarac guide
Mont Perdu (Hautes-Pyrenees)
Mont-Perdu is a natural highlight on the border between France and Spain near Gavarnie See Mont Perdu guide
Montaigu-de-Quercy (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Montaigu-de-Quercy is a peaceful town in Quercy, at its liveliest with the Saturday morning market See Montaigu-de-Quercy guide
Montauban (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The pink houses and ancient arcades ensure that the Place Nationale in Montauban is the highlight in the town See Montauban guide
Montcuq (Lot)
Montcuq is a pleasant small town with a big church in the Midi-Pyrénées See Montcuq guide
Montjoi (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Monjoi is a very unspoiled small village that preserves a great deal of interesting houses See Montjoi guide
Montjoie-en-Couserans (Ariege)
The tiny village of Montjoie-en-Couserans is included because it is the start point of a picturesque driving tour of the surrounding villages See Montjoie-en-Couserans guide
Montpezat-de-Quercy (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Montpezat-de-Quercy village has a lovely centre with arcaded houses and a 14th century collegiale church See Montpezat-de-Quercy guide
Montreal-du-Gers (Gers)
After exploring the picturesque village at Montreal-du-Gers you can visit the Roman Villa of Seviac nearby See Montreal-du-Gers guide
Montsegur (Ariege)
In Montsegur be sure to visit the cathar castle with its lovely far-reaching views See Montsegur guide
Najac (Aveyron)
The village of Najac is very pretty, and the castle and ridgetop position mean you also have lovely views See Najac guide
Pamiers (Ariege)
The largest town in Ariege, Pamiers has several notable monuments including the cathedral and the church See Pamiers guide
Parisot (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The village of Parisot is very small but also very picturesque so visit when you are nearby See Parisot guide
Peyre (Aveyron)
Close to Millau Bridge, the small village of Peyre is listed among the most beautiful villages in France See Peyre guide
Peyrusse-le-Roc (Aveyron)
Peyrusse-le-Roc is most unusual in having the small village to explore, and also the chance to walk through the remains of the more ancient village See Peyrusse-le-Roc guide
Pont Valentré (Lot)
Pont Valentré in Cahors is an impressive fortified bridge from the middle ages See Pont Valentré guide
Puy-l'Eveque (Lot)
Puy-l'Eveque is one of the most picturesque, and most visited, of the villages along the Lot Valley See Puy-l'Eveque guide
Puycelsi (Tarn)
We particularly enjoyed the walk around the ramaparts in Puycelsi, one of the 'most beautiful villages of France' See Puycelsi guide
Pyrenees National Parc (Hautes-Pyrenees)
The Pyrenees National Parc contains a great deal of the most beatiful mountain scenery in France See Pyrenees National Parc guide
Realmont (Tarn)
Realmont is very typical of the bastide towns to be found throughout the Tarn department See Realmont guide
Realville (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The focus in the small bastide town of Réalville is the main square, surrounded by 16th century houses See Realville guide
Revel (Haute-Garonne)
The large arcaded square in the centre of Revel contains one of the biggest medieval market halls to be found in France See Revel guide
Rieux-Volvestre (Haute-Garonne)
The stroll along the river and the surrounding medieval red-brick buildings make Rieux-Volvestre an interesting village to visit See Rieux-Volvestre guide
Rocamadour (Lot)
One of the most visited destinations in France, Rocamadour is both an important pilgrimage destination and an exceptionally lovely little village See Rocamadour guide
Rodez (Aveyron)
In Rodez you can explore the historic town around the cathedral, and then choose between museums or shopping! See Rodez guide
Roquecor (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Roquecor is a perched village in Tarn-et-Garonne with an attractive historic centre and impressive views across the countryside See Roquecor guide
Saint-Antoine (Gers)
The most unique charateristic in the pretty village of Saint-Antoine are the painted walls inside the church, a very unusual site nowadays although common 500 years ago See Saint-Antoine guide
Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Close to the Gorges de l'Aveyron, the medieval town of Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val is one of the most attractive in the Tarn-et-Garonne See Saint-Antonin-Noble-Val guide
Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges (Haute-Garonne)
2000 years ago the town of Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges had 10000 inhabitants - now it has 250! The Saint Bertrand de Comminges cathedral is the highlight in the old town centre See Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges guide
Saint-Cere (Lot)
Some of the highlights in Saint-Cere are rather hidden away, so take time to explore the back streets of this medieval town See Saint-Cere guide
Saint-Cirq-Lapopie (Lot)
Saint-Cirq-Lapopie is certainly among the most beautiful villages in France, with its riverside setting and lovely historic streets See Saint-Cirq-Lapopie guide
Saint-Come-d'Olt (Aveyron)
The pilgrimage village of Saint-Côme-d'Olt, with its castle and unusual church, is listed among the 'most beautiful French villages' See Saint-Come-d'Olt guide
Saint-Girons (Ariege)
Saint-Girons is a quiet town, a perfect chance to see an unspoiled local town typical of this region See Saint-Girons guide
Saint-Lizier (Ariege)
A small village in the Natural Regional Park of the Ariege Pyrenees, Saint-Lizier is very picturesque and also has a cathedral and other notable monuments See Saint-Lizier guide
Saint-Nicolas-de-la-Grave (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The castle and the arcaded buildings around the central square are among the places of interest in Saint-Nicolas-de-la-Grave See Saint-Nicolas-de-la-Grave guide
Saint-Savin (Hautes-Pyrenees)
It is the abbey church in Saint-Savin, and the surrounding countryside, that make a visit recommended See Saint-Savin guide
Sainte-Eulalie-d'Olt (Aveyron)
After exploring the picturesque village at Sainte-Eulalie-d'Olt you will find lots of scenic highlights in the surrounding countryside See Sainte-Eulalie-d'Olt guide
Sanctuary of Rocamadour (Lot)
The Sanctuary in Rocamadour is a historic pilgrimage site See Sanctuary of Rocamadour guide
Sarrant (Gers)
The ancient gateway and half-timbered houses bring a medieval feel to the village of Sarrant See Sarrant guide
Sauveterre-de-Rouergue (Aveyron)
The highlight in Sauveterre-de-Rouergue is surely the medieval houses and arcades in the central square See Sauveterre-de-Rouergue guide
Severac-le-Chateau (Aveyron)
The highlights here in Severac-le-Chateau include the castle and the ancient vaulted passages in the historic centre See Severac-le-Chateau guide
Soreze (Tarn)
The abbey-school and numerous ancient colombage houses are among the interesting finds in the village of Soreze See Soreze guide
Souillac (Lot)
The town of Souillac is enjoyable to explore, and well placed to explore the eastern Dordogne and western Lot regions See Souillac guide
Tarbes (Hautes-Pyrenees)
The substantial gardens of Jardin Massey are the main place of interest in the centre of Tarbes See Tarbes guide
The Jardin des Martels (Tarn)
The Jardins des Martels is a beautiful garden and mini-farm near Toulouse. See The Jardin des Martels guide
Toulouse (Haute-Garonne)
Toulouse, with its famous red-brick architecture, is one of the most impressive cities in the south of France See Toulouse guide
Tourtouse (Ariege)
Although tiny, the castle (and picnic area) in the centre of Tourtouse make a detour recommended See Tourtouse guide
Valcabrere (Haute-Garonne)
Valcabrere deserves a visit because of the very lovely roman style basilica of Saint-Just de Valcabrère, built on the edge of the village in the 12th century See Valcabrere guide
Valence-d'Agen (Tarn-et-Garonne)
Valence d'Agen has no important monuments but is an enjoyable unspoiled small town to explore See Valence-d'Agen guide
Valence-sur-Baise (Gers)
Explore the historic centre of the bastide town of Valence-sur-Baise, then visit the Abbaye de Flaran See Valence-sur-Baise guide
Varen (Tarn-et-Garonne)
At Varen you can see the Chateau du Doyenné and nice riverside views See Varen guide
Verfeil-sur-Seye (Tarn-et-Garonne)
The small bastide town of Verfeil-sur-Seye has a nice centre with a market hall and some colombage houses, then visit the nearby Jardins de Quercy See Verfeil-sur-Seye guide
Vic Fezensac (Gers)
Vic Fezensac is enjoyable to explore at any time, but best known for the music festivals held here each summer See Vic Fezensac guide
Vieux (Tarn)
The small village of Vieux was once one of the most important pilgrimage towns in the region See Vieux guide
Villefranche-de-Rouergue (Aveyron)
The 13th century bastide town of Villefranche-de-Rouergue is very much a traditional local town of the region See Villefranche-de-Rouergue guideFor more information see the Midi-Pyrenees guide
Tourist attractions to visit in Midi-Pyrenees
The following sites have received official "tourist classifications"...
UNESCO world heritage sites
Aragnouet chapelle des templiers (monuments on French pilgrim routes)
Auch cathédrale St Just (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Audressein Église Notre-Dame de Tramesaygues (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Beaumont sur l'Osee pont d'Artigues (monuments on French pilgrim routes)
Cahors cathédrale St Etienne (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Cahors Pont-Valentré (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Conques abbatiale Sainte-Foy (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Conques pont sur le Dourdou (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Episcopal City, Albi: See tourist guide
Espalion Pont Vieux (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Estaing pont sur le Lot (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Figeac Hopital St Jacques (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Gavarnie église St Jean Baptiste (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Gréalou dolmen de Pech-Laglaire (monuments on French pilgrim routes)
Jézeau église Saint-Laurent (monuments on French pilgrim routes)
La Romieu Collegiale St Pierre (monuments on French pilgrim routes)
Moissac abbatiale St Pierre (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Mont Perdu: See tourist guide
Ourdis-Cotdoussan église St Jacques (monuments on French pilgrim routes)
Rabastens église Notre-Dame-du-Bourg (monuments on French pilgrim routes)
Rocamadour basilique Saint-Sauveur (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Saint Lizier cathédrale (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
St Bertrand de Comminges cathédrale (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
St Bertrand de Comminges chapelle St Julien (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
St Chely d'Aubrac pont des pèlerins (monuments on French pilgrim routes)
Toulouse basilique St Sernin (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Toulouse Hotel-Dieu St Jacques (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Valcabrère basilique St Just (monuments on French pilgrim routes): See tourist guide
Villages classified as "most beautiful villages"
Autoire: See tourist guide
Auvillar: See tourist guide
Belcastel: See tourist guide
Brousse-le-Chateau: See tourist guide
Bruniquel: See tourist guide
Camon: See tourist guide
Carennac: See tourist guide
Conques: See tourist guide
Estaing: See tourist guide
Fources: See tourist guide
La Couvertoirade: See tourist guide
Larressingle: See tourist guide
Lauzerte: See tourist guide
Loubressac: See tourist guide
Montreal-du-Gers: See tourist guide
Najac: See tourist guide
Peyre: See tourist guide
Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges: See tourist guide
Saint-Cirq-Lapopie: See tourist guide
Saint-Come-d'Olt: See tourist guide
Saint-Lizier: See tourist guide
Sainte-Eulalie-d'Olt: See tourist guide
Sauveterre-de-Rouergue: See tourist guide
National Monuments
Assier Chateau
Beaulieu en Rouergue Abbey
Castelnau-Bretenoux Chateau
Chateau Montal
Gramont Chateau
Marshall Foch house
Montmaurin Gallo-Roman Villa
Towns classified as Recommended Detours
Figeac: See tourist guide
Gaillac: See tourist guide
Gourdon: See tourist guide
Lectoure: See tourist guide
Revel: See tourist guide
Villefranche-de-Rouergue: See tourist guide
Secteur Sauvegardé (protected historical town centre)
Albi: See tourist guide
Cahors: See tourist guide
Figeac: See tourist guide
Montauban: See tourist guide
Toulouse: See tourist guide
Towns of Art and History
Cahors: See tourist guide
Figeac: See tourist guide
Montauban: See tourist guide
Najac: See tourist guide
Sauveterre-de-Rouergue: See tourist guide
Toulouse: See tourist guide
Villefranche-de-Rouergue: See tourist guide
Zoo or wildlife park
Le rocher des aigles (eagles)
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