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A remarkable garden, setting for a Moorish-style museum dedicated to the Hussars, a cloister from the Abbey of Saint-Sever-de-Rustan, an orangery and featuring a little train and a small animal park
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Quartier de l'Arsenal
The remains of buildings and lifting mechanisms... artillery workshops and ceramic factories from the 19th century.
A secondary pedestrian shopping street where the homes of famous people (Bertrand Barère, Théophile Gautier, Laurent Tailhade) and a Gothic church are visible.
The main shopping street bringing together eclectic buildings from the 19th and 20th centuries, the town hall, the courthouse and providing access to the contemporary Brauhauban market and a replica of the Alhambra fountain.
Quartier de La Sède
Popular for its restaurants, home to a Renaissance high school, a small cathedral with a Baroque façade, the Resistance Museum and the birthplace of Marshal Foch.
A martial avenue extended by a street with colorful lighting bringing together the equestrian statue of Marshal Foch, the Larrey military barracks, commemorative monuments, a carousel, the tourist office, a chapel converted into a music conservatory and a contemporary luxury hotel.
A monumental fountain of the Four Valleys, depicting the fauna and flora of the surrounding valleys, Baltard-style hall and Romanesque church.