The vineyards of gascogne

Stop over at the lateral Canal. The village is dating from 1273 and has a archways square and beautiful half timbered houses.

Things to see: The church dating from the 11th century and its unusual bell tower built in 1922 by the carpenters companions.

Panoramic view on the vineyards and a church dating from the 12th century.

Francis Cabrel, a famous French singer, lives here and is involved in the cultural activities of the village.

A historical signposted tour allow to discover the heritage.

Articrafts here are wooden toys and objects.

The village is located in the heart of the Brulhois vineyards on a panoramic site, the village is loomed over by a castle dating from the 18th century.

Also, the Romanesque church rebuilt in the 19th century and located on a headland is worth the visit.

This village dating from the 13th century, has a beautiful archway square and half timbered houses.

A leisure park is also located here (karting, Microlighting, mini-golf)

A medieval village looming over the Gers.

Things to see: Fountains and wash houses, Saint Martin church dating from the 11th century, wines  and local produce, cellar of Brulhois, ceramic work, porcelain and ironworks

Visit the magnificent Clunisian Priory dating from the 11th century considered to be the major Romanesque monument of the South West region of France. Stop over on Saint James's way.