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Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Gaillac.
Things to see and do
© GuiguilacagouilleAbbaye Saint-Michel
The abbey church is currently undergoing interior renovation. Closed to the public until 2028. Open for two days with a free guided tour: 11 and 12 April 2026 at 11.00 and 15.00
© Jean-Louis PetitChâteau de Foucaud
Built in the 17th century, the château – which is listed as a Historic Monument – is surrounded by a park and beautiful gardens. It has housed the Museum of Fine Arts since 1934.
© Didier DescouensÉglise Saint-Pierre
In the narrow streets of old Gaillac, built entirely of brick, stands a magnificent 14th-century gateway and a bell tower housing ‘Lou Candelho’, a large 15th-century bell.
© Didier DescouensMusée des Beaux-arts
Nestled in the heart of a lovely park, Foucaud Castle is home to the Gaillac Museum of Fine Arts. The permanent collection offers a remarkable overview of 19th- and 20th-century art through the works of regional artists.
© Xabi Rome-HéraultParc Foucaud
Situated on the banks of the Tarn, on a 5-hectare site, it is home to a château built in the 17th century to an Italian-style town plan, a French garden with ponds, a reading pavilion and a superb rose garden.
Illustrative photoLes jardins du cèdre
- A 2-hour guided tour led by the passionate designer. - Intensive, immersive two- or three-day courses featuring workshops in a friendly atmosphere (including a vegetarian international lunch)
Illustrative photoMusée d'histoire naturelle Philadelphe Thomas
As the only natural history museum in the Tarn, the Gaillac Museum displays its collections of zoology, palaeontology, geology, botany and archaeology in the atmosphere of a cabinet of curiosities.
Illustrative photoMusée de l'Abbaye
Housed in the vaulted cellars of Saint-Michel Abbey, the museum offers a tour that takes visitors from the origins of Gaillac, through its port and vineyards, to the world of sacred art and the guilds.
Illustrative photoTrain miniature Gaillacois
Spanning an area of 200 m², discover HO-scale (1:87) models of regional stations, with trains from the region running through a varied landscape.
Activities and walks
© Duch.sebLe Balcon - Salle de spectacles
A vibrant cultural venue in Gaillac, featuring a modular stage measuring 7 m by 6 m, which can host high-quality, medium-scale performances.
Illustrative photoCircuit Moto du Gaillacois entre Bastides Médiévales et Vignoble
A route of around 145 km through medieval market towns and vineyards.
Illustrative photoEnQuête(s) - Gaillac
Download the free EnQuête(s) app and explore Gaillac as if you had superpowers. Walk through walls, admire the village from the sky, descend into the depths of the well and travel back in time!
Illustrative photoHike'n Fishing
A lifelong fishing enthusiast, Lucas offers authentic sea and river fishing trips through Hike'n Fishing, suitable for all levels. Technique, sharing knowledge and respect for the environment are at the heart of every trip.
Illustrative photoImagin' Cinémas
The cinema has four auditoriums, each with 600 seats.
Illustrative photoMédiathèque de Gaillac
Your media library offers a wide selection of items to borrow. The maximum capacity is set at 50 people in the media library at any one time.
Illustrative photoPiscine couverte Pichery
Swimming pool with a range of activities.
Illustrative photoRésidence d'artiste
The Town of Gaillac supports artistic creation by hosting writers, directors, actors, dancers, visual artists and painters in residence.
Illustrative photoSalle de spectacles - Gaillac
The theatre is the place to be for culture in all its forms in the town of Gaillac. On the upper floor, it features a venue dedicated to live performances called ‘Le Balcon’, set in an intimate atmosphere.
Where to stay
Illustrative photoCamping Les Chalets de Gaillac
Gaillac, designated a ‘Town of Art and History’, is renowned for its wine and its heritage. There are plenty of day trips to be had in the surrounding area, such as to Albi, Cordes and the Grésigne Forest… Whatever the season, a relaxed way of life, a warm, friendly atmosphere and local character go hand in hand.
Illustrative photoHôtel l'Occitan
The two-star Hôtel l’Occitan is situated 30 metres from the railway station; the very quiet neighbourhood is a 5-minute walk from the coach station and a 10-minute walk from the town centre (700 metres), where you can find places to eat every day. The hotel does not have any rooms suitable for guests with reduced mobility. The hotel does not allow pets. Check-in is from 3 pm to 8 pm; check-out is before 11 am.
Where to eat
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Illustrative photoAu Fil des Saisons
Market-inspired cuisine featuring home-cooked dishes made with fresh, seasonal produce, with a particular focus on fish. All ingredients are prepared on the premises and are accompanied by a wine list featuring 100% Gaillac wines!
Illustrative photoBlack Soul
Here you’ll find traditional cuisine featuring ‘home-made’ dishes. Bar-Brasserie (cocktails, wines from the Gaillac region) with entertainment every Friday as well as a selection of organised evenings
Illustrative photoBouillon Gaillac
Traditional, home-cooked food at affordable prices
Illustrative photoChez Fernand
Brasserie, traditional cuisine. Wood-fired grilled meat during the winter season.
Illustrative photoChez Fernande Gaillac
Traditional French cuisine, grilled dishes, artisan pizzas, homemade burgers and gourmet salads.
Illustrative photoChez Germaine
In Gaillac, come and enjoy delicious tapas and traditional cuisine at the restaurant Chez Germaine.
Illustrative photoCoq Frit
Here we serve delicious roast chicken served with potatoes.
Illustrative photoJungles Burger
Immerse yourself in the heart of the savannah and treat yourself to our wildly delicious burgers. At Jungle’s Burger, we put a new spin on the classics with an exotic twist and an explosion of flavours. Eat in or take away.
Illustrative photoL'Ispiens
A dynamic team welcomes you to a bountiful and refined dining experience. Simple, locally sourced produce; fresh ingredients.
Illustrative photoLa Bouche-Rit
Ana serves French-style burgers, including a vegan option, a classic, and a mini version for the little ones, as well as regional specialities with a modern twist. The bread and sauces are made on the premises, as is… the artisan ice cream!
Local produce
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Illustrative photoCave Ô petit Bouchon
The manager, Virginie Gomez – a “sommelier and wine merchant” – will be happy to advise you. You can pop in for a glass of wine, a draught beer, a fruit juice… and she also organises private tasting events focusing on food and wine pairings, as well as spirits.
Illustrative photoCaves Gayrel
WINE MERCHANTS & WINEMAKERS Gaillac estates and châteaux at producer prices. Winemakers by passion, wine lovers by conviction, we have created LES CAVES GAYREL, where you can discover our wines and much more besides!
Illustrative photoChâteau Balsamine
In 2006, Château Balsamine was founded, the result of a shared passion between Christelle and Christophe. Tours of the vineyard and olive grove, as well as tastings and sales of Gaillac wines and olive oil.
Illustrative photoChâteau de Rhodes
The wines of Château de Rhodes have been produced using organic farming methods since 2008. The indigenous grape varieties enable the production of high-quality wines in the purest Gaillac tradition.
Illustrative photoChâteau Maresque
Producer of Gaillac wines.
Illustrative photoDomaine Barreau
Domaine Barreau has been upholding family traditions for six generations, thanks in particular to the careful attention paid to the vines and the wine.
Illustrative photoDomaine de Canto Perlic
A small family-run estate in the South-West, Domaine de Canto Perlic cultivates ten grape varieties using organic farming methods to produce sixteen distinctive wines. Combining respect for nature with a commitment to quality, each bottle tells a story of passion and sharing.
Illustrative photoDomaine de Gayssou
The Domaine de Gayssou is situated in the commune of Broze, a few kilometres from Gaillac, in the lower Côtes region on the right bank of the Tarn. You can find the estate’s wines at our shop in Gaillac or at the estate in Broze.
Illustrative photoDomaine de la Petite Tuile
The Domaine de la Petite Tuile, certified as an ‘organic farm’, is nestled in the heart of the lower Gaillac hillsides.
Illustrative photoDomaine des Terrisses
Domaine des Terrisses has been a family-run estate for eight generations, situated on the very first hillsides overlooking Gaillac. Independent winegrower. High Environmental Value, Level 3.
Shops and craftspeople
Illustrative photoAnne-Marie Séguier
Ceramics. Unique pieces designed for decorative purposes. Clay and engobes polished with agate.
Illustrative photoArtnathe
Artnathe looks forward to welcoming you to the studio to chat with fellow artists and visit the gallery. She’ll give you a warm and friendly welcome!
Illustrative photoFrédéric Rouanet
An artist’s studio with a cosy exhibition space set amidst beautiful natural surroundings, where Frédéric Rouanet presents his sculptures, paintings and calligraphic works…
Illustrative photoGarôjeux
Since it was founded in 2017, Garôjeux has been a venue dedicated to board games. Our team offers a range of games for sale (both new and second-hand), a hire service, and a space where you can try out nearly 700 games on the premises, catering to all tastes and all ages.
Illustrative photoL'Atelier Sophie Nicolas
Gilders and ornamentalists – Wood restoration and gilding, framing. Workshop placement to learn about the restoration of gilded frames.
Illustrative photoLe Rythme de ton Jardin
Organic Nursery and Garden – Herbal Medicine Advice
Illustrative photoMadame Barbotine - Céramiste
I am a ceramic artist, holding a CAP qualification in pottery wheel-throwing and a qualification from the Revel Institute of Arts and Crafts. Madame Barbotine involves creating functional objects as well as running workshops and delivering talks on ceramics.
Illustrative photoPatricia Pace
Art and Craft Gallery. Design pieces, one-off items, lighting. Exhibitions by visual artists, sculptors and ceramicists Studio with a permanent exhibition of works by Patricia Pace
Illustrative photoPimpanelo
A craft shop promoting local products. Jewellery, textiles, leather goods, cosmetics, home décor, ceramics, clothing, children’s clothing, cyanotypes, illustrations, candles, screen-printed items, and much more…
Illustrative photoSemo épicerie
Semo is a shop selling local produce, available in bulk or in returnable containers, all organic and sourced directly from producers. Open from Tuesday to Sunday morning at 27 Rue Jean Jaurès in Gaillac.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 23 October 2026.
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