Les Sourigous

Salvagnac (Tarn, France)

Salvagnac is a rural commune in the Tarn, nestled in the gentle landscape of southwestern France. The village retains old buildings and a rustic atmosphere, where local life revolves around the square and the small parish church. The surrounding area offers hiking paths and fields that change with the seasons. It’s a discreet stop for those seeking peace and Occitan scenery.

Heritage and history

The heart of the village features old stone houses and façades that reflect an agricultural past. The parish church remains a visual and community landmark. There are also farms and traditional rural buildings that recall the peasant economy of former times. Local archives and on‑site panels sometimes inform about notable periods, without any major tourist site.

Nature and landscapes

The surroundings of Salvagnac offer bocage landscapes and open fields. Secondary roads and trails allow short walks or bike rides, with views over the Tarn hills in clear weather. The local fauna and flora are those of the Occitan countryside: hedgerows, meadows and groves punctuate the routes.

Gastronomy and local products

Local cuisine highlights regional products: charcuterie, farmhouse cheeses and market vegetables. Markets and small shops nearby let you taste specialties from the Tarn and Occitanie. Food lovers will also find wines from local producers in appellations close to the department.

Not to be missed

• Village square: the lively center during market days and local gatherings.
• Parish church: a historic and architectural anchor of the village.
• Hiking paths: local routes for walking and cycling, easy and shaded.
• Market/local stalls: stands of fresh products and Tarn specialties.
• Scenic walks: views over the surrounding hills and bocage.