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Pont Vieux of Montauban Must-see
Fourteenth-century pink-brick bridge spanning the Tarn, one of the oldest bridges still in use in France.
See on the map →The first bastide town of the south-west, founded in 1144, Montauban stands out for its pink brick and its arcaded square, and is the birthplace of Ingres and Bourdelle.
Looking for things to do in Montauban, places to visit near Montauban or an idea for a day out this weekend? Here is a selection of the finest sights to see, all explorable directly on the interactive map.
Open Montauban on the interactive mapThe 5 must-see places in Montauban
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Place Nationale
Seventeenth-century arcaded square, the commercial and social heart of the city since it was rebuilt after a fire.
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Ingres-Bourdelle Museum
Museum dedicated to two native sons, painter Ingres and sculptor Bourdelle, housed in the former bishop's palace.
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Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption Cathedral of Montauban
Seventeenth-century classical cathedral of white stone, a striking contrast to the city's ubiquitous pink brick.
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Saint-Jacques Church of Montauban
Fortified brick church with the look of a stronghold, a stop on the Way of St James pilgrimage routes.
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