Montaigu de Quercy
The bustling market town of Montaigu de Quercy is situated in the Tarn
et Garonne department of South West France. With origins which date from the 12c century, it's castle
having been built by Raymond V of Toulouse, Montaigu de Quercy is steeped in history. An attractive town with narrow
steeply rising streets and pretty half timbered houses
On Saturday mornings this lively villiage has a typical french market.
Take time to stroll around and try the locally produced, cheeses, magret, cherries and of course wine.
Moissac
Situated on the north bank of the Tarn River, Moissac is famous for
the Abbey of St Pierre and it's world famous cloisters. Unfortunately most of the town was destroyed by the flooding
in 1930, but thankfully the Abbey survived and is well worth a visit.
Also on the ancient pilgrimage route of Santiago di Compostela, Moissac
is a bustling and vibrant town and has a market every Sunday morning.
