For the Romanian American physician, see Herman Taller.
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The origins of the name "Taller" are still uncertain but might come from the English word "tall", which could be related to the altitude of the village from which went from 70 to 90m in 982. Taller used to be called Talleyras.
There is a primary school in Taller; however children over 7 years old have to attend another school located in Lesgor. There is also a Music school next to the primary school.
Heritage buildings
"Saint Barthélemy" church
There is an old wash house and a 16th-century "Saint Barthélemy" church.
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