The Arles Tower

Historic site and monument
Historic patrimony
Tower
Classified

Place Notre Dame, 82300 Caussade

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The Arles Tower stands opposite the church of Notre Dame de l'Assomption.

Built in the 13th century, it was notably the property of the Duke of Sully. A precious witness to the architecture of the Middle Ages in Quercy, this tower, whose two facades have twin bays, houses vestiges of medieval wall painting.

This red brick tower called Tour d'Arles was built during the expansion of the medieval town (probably built by the Lalo, a wealthy merchant family).

The building, which belongs to the Caussade town hall, has been classified as a Historic Monument since 1989.

Services

Guided tours

Groups (Max capacity)

20 Maximum number of people

Location

The Arles Tower

Place Notre Dame, 82300 Caussade

05 63 26 04 04

Environment

Town location
In the historic centre