What to do in Montauban

Known as "La Cuvette" for its bowl-like shape, this historic stadium has been home to USM rugby since 1908. Experience the electric atmosphere of a match as passionate fans in green and black cheer their team.

This 19th-century botanical haven showcases rare species like giant sequoia and ginkgo biloba across three hectares. Wander shaded paths with informative plaques or enjoy a peaceful picnic among the exotic flora.

Housed in a 17th-century Episcopal Palace, this museum showcases the world's largest collection of Ingres' works, featuring his drawings alongside Bourdelle's sculptures in elegantly modernised spaces.

This 17th-century square captivates with its distinctive red brick arcades and elegant facades. Savour local cuisine at a café terrace while admiring the architecture, or visit Saturday mornings for the vibrant market.

This championship 18-hole course, designed by Yves Bureau, stretches 6,346 metres through century-old oaks and open plains. Elevated greens offer panoramic views while challenging long par 5s adapt to all skill levels.

This 14th-century pink brick bridge spans the Tarn River with seven elegant pointed arches and a rare flat deck. Stroll across for panoramic views of Montauban's skyline and nearby Ingres Bourdelle Museum.

This classical cathedral, commissioned by Louis XIV, stands out with its white stone façade amid Montauban's brick buildings. Inside, admire Ingres' famous painting while natural light streams through the tall windows.

Port Canal Capitainerie serves as the marina for Montauban's picturesque waterway, offering a tranquil harbour near the city centre. Rent a boat to explore the canal or simply unwind along its peaceful banks.