From the air, the medieval village of Sarrant looks like a snail's shell wrapped tightly around its 15th-century church.

A 14th-century fortified gateway leads through the narrow streets of this charming village, which has been awarded the “Most Beautiful Villages in France” label.

A stopover in Roman times for traders and legions travelling between Toulouse and Lectoure, Sarrant has preserved its ramparts and special layout intact.
Let yourself be charmed by its brightly-coloured half-timbered houses, some of which are built into the ramparts, its gateway, its medieval garden and its church of St Vincent.

Since 2017, Sarrant has also been the village of illustration, with its exhibitions (Maison de l'Illustration, the chapel) and workshops (illumination, writing, etc.).
In fact, the Estivales de l'illustration de Sarrant has expanded and offers craftspeople, artists and people who love the village the chance to develop their business by setting up shop in Sarrant.

Auch is a charming town in the heart of Gascony, a region of France renowned for its gastronomy, culture and history. You can admire the magnificent Sainte-Marie cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic art with its splendid stained-glass windows and sculpted stalls.

Nearby, you can visit the Tour d'Armagnac, a former medieval prison, and the elegant prefecture, a former archiepiscopal palace. Auch is also a great place to discover pre-Columbian art at the Musée des Jacobins, which boasts the second-largest collection in France.
If you're looking for a bit of entertainment, you can attend the CIRCa festival in October, a showcase for contemporary circus arts.

And of course, you can sample the local specialities of Armagnac, Floc de Gascogne and Côtes de Gascogne wines, which will delight your palate.

Toulouse, the Pink City, is a charming and dynamic city in the south of France, where history and innovation meet.

Whether you're interested in medieval architecture, aerospace culture or rugby, Toulouse has something for you.

You can admire the magnificent Capitole, the majestic Basilica of Saint-Sernin, and the elegant Convent of the Jacobins, all of which bear witness to the region's characteristic brick and stone style.

You can also explore the fascinating museums and attractions dedicated to the aerospace industry, such as the Cité de l'Espace and the Airbus factory.
Toulouse is a city of contrasts that will seduce you with its beauty, culture and gastronomy.

Montauban, a pink city on the banks of the Tarn, is often regarded as Toulouse's little sister.
Yet this beautiful city, capital of the Tarn-et-Garonne, also boasts unsuspected treasures.
The birthplace of such famous figures as Ingres, Bourdelle and Olympe de Gouges, it has continued to inspire artists down the centuries.

Today, it's the masters of street art who are here to rub shoulders with the great masters, offering us a surprising artistic journey, to be followed around Montauban.

Bordeaux is also a popular destination for its urban atmosphere, gastronomy and cultural vibrancy.
A destination where the gentle way of life and eco-responsibility permeate every street corner.
Let yourself be seduced by the friendly energy that transports residents and visitors alike.

Whether you're an art lover, a history buff, an epicurean or a slow tourist, Bordeaux has something for everyone!

If you're looking for a charming and authentic French town, Agen could be the ideal destination for you.

Agen is a historic and cultural centre, with a rich heritage of medieval and Renaissance architecture. You can admire the imposing cathedral, the elegant town hall, and the picturesque half-timbered houses.

Agen is also a gastronomic paradise, where you can sample the famous Agen prunes, as well as foie gras, duck confit and local wines. Don't miss the lively market, where you can find fresh produce, cheese and specialities.

Agen is an excellent base for exploring the beautiful Lot-et-Garonne countryside, with its rolling green hills, vineyards and châteaux.