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The typical old Gaillac farmhouse at the gateway to the town.

Lisle-sur-Tarn is a 13th century bastide, located on the banks of the Tarn at the heart of the Gaillac, enjoying a privileged location in halfway between Toulouse and Albi. A unique place with arcades in the Great Southwest, a landscape organized between forest, plain and wine-growing slopes, make this village an attractive and welcoming bastide. The place Central, renovated in 2000, is one of the largest places at arcades of the bastides of Southwest (5,000 m²). Old road of the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, the bastide was founded after the Albigensian crusade. The count of Toulouse, Raymond VII, wanted to create a city that replaces the “castel” de Montaigut, which the Crusaders had demanded the destruction. The production and sale of wine then pastel created a rich market that opened a river port on the Tarn on Northern Europe. Still wine, Lisle-sur-Tarn is now a forced passage of the Circuit des Bastides.

Gite, House traditional Gaillac. Covered terrace, Garden, Court, carport, porch. Ground floor: fully equipped kitchen, living room, wc, storeroom. Upstairs: 3 bedrooms, bathroom with wc. Electric heating. Possibility linen rental and service end of stay housework.

Labels : 3 ears of corn – Gîtes de France

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