Bouillac

Bouillac is a small village in the Tarn-et-Garonne department, in the Occitanie region, located a few kilometres north-west of Montauban, between the Garonne and Tarn valleys. This rural area, characterised by rolling hills and agricultural plains, provides a peaceful setting well suited to countryside tourism and exploring local heritage. Its proximity to Montauban makes it easy to visit this historic town, renowned for its pink-brick Place Nationale and the Ingres-Bourdelle Museum. The Tarn-et-Garonne region is also known for its fruit production, particularly Quercy melons and Moissac chasselas grapes, as well as for its medieval bastide towns scattered across the area. Nature lovers can enjoy walking trails through the surrounding countryside, while the Tarn and Garonne rivers offer opportunities for gentle strolls and fishing. The climate, a mild oceanic type with southern influences, brings warm, dry summers and gentle winters typical of south-western France. Bouillac therefore serves as a quiet base from which to explore this part of Occitanie, combining heritage, gastronomy and unspoilt natural surroundings.