Tarn is a department in the Occitanie region of France.

Map of Tarn

• 43.9280562.1458331 Albi
• 43.7511111.9080562 Briatexte
• 43.8894441.9102783 Brens
• 43.851.9816674 Cadalen
• 44.0491672.1580565 Carmaux — was once the city of coal
• 43.9655561.8208336 Castelnau-de-Montmiral
• 44.0633331.9527787 Cordes-sur-Ciel — a breathtaking village perched on a hilltop
• 43.8177781.7308338 Couffouleux
• 43.9005561.8983339 Gaillac
• 43.7622221.77611110 Giroussens
• 43.7608331.98861111 Graulhet
• 43.89751.99222212 Lagrave
• 43.7061112.13888913 Lautrec
• 43.8536111.81111114 Lisle-sur-Tarn
• 43.9094441.59555615 Montgaillard
• 43.9930561.71027816 Puycelsi
• 43.7741671.68638917 Saint-Sulpice
• 43.9055561.68777818 Salvagnac
• 44.0722221.80166719 Vaour
• 43.4383332.06777820 Durfort

• Le Sidobre — just east of Castres, this forms the westernmost extremity of the 43.4908332.7605561 Parc Naturel Régional du Haut Languedoc . It is cut by deep river valleys and covered with marvellous woods. It's renowned for its granite: huge boulders litter the woods, often carved by the millennia into fascinating shapes, such as Les Trois Fromages and l'Oie.

Castres-Mazamet Airport is linked by twice-daily flights from Paris Orly. However, Toulouse-Blagnac (in the neighbouring department of Haute-Garonne is much better served by airlines from all over Europe.

The village of 43.9005561.89833321 Gaillac (about 10 km west of Albi) is the heart of one of France's smallest wine appellations^{[dead link]}, and is the best place to try the wine.