The village of Les Vignes nestles in the heart of the Tarn gorges, in a spot so sunny that vines and cherry trees once grew here, and the scent of wild lavender still lingers along the paths. In summer, the Tarn River brings the refreshing coolness of its waters, reflecting the cliffs overlooking the valley. The dam across the river offers swimmers a pleasant swimming area. It's also a starting point for hikes and canoe trips. The house is named after its last permanent resident in the 1930s. We rescued it from a long period of neglect in 2009 through renovations, striving to preserve its character while adding all modern comforts. In the village, you'll find, among other things, a grocery store/bakery and several bars and restaurants.