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Typically Tarn

The mediaeval Cathar religious sect built over 40 heavily fortified villages, often on hilltops, known as bastide towns. Cordes-sur-Ciel, Najac, Penne, Castelnau-de-Montmirail and Bruniquel are typical, with winding cobbled streets, ruined castles and massive ramparts.

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Eating, drinking and dancing

We've tracked down the best cafés for people-watching, the bars with the coolest cocktails, the most accomplished restaurants and the liveliest local nightlife in Tarn. All you have to do is make sure you've packed your favourite threads…

Restaurants

Tonin’Ty

Try the less-expensive sister restaurant of Le Grand Ecuyer, which has a lovely terrace and is altogether more ‘terroir’.

Rue St Michel, Cordes Sur Ciel
(+33 (0)5 63 53 79 20)


L’Epicurien

Visit this typical French restaurant known for its sleek design and great food. It's in Albi - a town most famous for being the birthplace of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

Place Jean Jaurès 42, Albi
(+33 (0)5 63 53 10 70)


Le Clos de Ste-Cécile

The popular Le Clos reataurant is set in a converted schoolhouse behind the cathedral in Albi, and serves fine French country cooking on the terrace.

Rue Castelviel, 3
(+33 (0)5 63 38 19 74)