The Fête médiévale de Burlats takes place every year on the last weekend of August and includes medieval activities, performances, and historical reenactments.
Those who choose Burlats as a destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Nature
The rivers and waterfalls of Burlats shape the landscape and offer opportunities for fishing, canoeing, and climbing.
History
The Maison d’Adam in Burlats is classified as a historic monument. The former collegiate church of Saint-Pierre in Burlats is also classified as a historic monument.
The Pavillon d’Adélaïde is part of the former priory of Burlats. On the second floor, it is distinguished by five windows that illuminate a single room.
Burlats offers a historical tour through its medieval heritage and a waterfall.
Culture
The Marché des Gourmets de Burlats takes place every Wednesday in July and August and showcases local and artisan-produced goods.
The Burlats tourist information office is located in the Pavillon d’Adélaïde and provides documentation and brochures for your stay.
During the children’s visit “Le chevalier de la comtesse Adélaïde,” children can explore the medieval village of Burlats with the help of a playful game.
L’Art et la Matière in Burlats is a space for craftspeople and creative professionals from the Tarn and offers exhibitions and workshops throughout the year.
At Missègle in Burlats, the knitting workshop can be visited on certain days and by prior appointment. Specializing in natural fibers, the workshop preserves traditional and artisanal textile expertise.
Other destinations: Peyregoux, Montpinier, Bellegarde, Sorèze, Trévien, Lombers, Lacabarède, Laboulbène.
