Millau sits at the confluence of the Tarn and Dourbie rivers in the Occitanie region, a historic town celebrated for its striking blend of medieval heritage and modern architectural brilliance. Its skyline is defined by the iconic Millau Viaduct, a feat of engineering that spans the Tarn Gorges and stands as one of the world’s most impressive bridges. Cobblestone streets wind through the old town, revealing medieval arcades, graceful stone buildings and the towering Tour des Rois d’Aragon, which offers sweeping views across the valley. The town has long been famed for its leathercraft, particularly glove-making, a tradition preserved in local workshops and museums. Beyond its historic core, Millau opens onto the dramatic landscapes of the Grands Causses limestone plateaux and the Tarn Gorges, a paradise for hiking, canoeing and outdoor exploration. Local markets brim with regional specialities, including Roquefort cheese, while restaurants serve authentic Occitanie cuisine. Every corner of Millau harmonises history, nature and artisanal tradition, creating an inspiring base for discovering the heart of southern France.