Montauban
(Midi-Pyrenees)
Pop:55,000
The second oldest bastide (a medieval fortress or town),
after Mont-de-Marsan, Montauban dates from 1144 A.D., though
its fortifications were destroyed in the 17th century.
The present-day town of Montauban, constructed primarily
of red brick, is located in southwestern France, 30 miles
north of Toulouse, on the Tarn River.
Its varied economy includes animal husbandry, furniture
manufacturing, plant nurseries, flour mills, agriculture,
and more.
Montauban Attractions
The Arcade at Place Nationale
Pont Vieux, Musee Ingres containing Bourdelle sculptures
Greek vases, Ingres' paintings
The church of St Jacques |
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