Tourist Attractions & Monuments Lot-Et-Garonne

Located in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Caprais cathedral, this tower classified as Historic Monument, is the last vestige of the second enclosure of Agen. In the Middle Ages, the city was protected by an important fortification system and if the tower has survived, it is because it has been the bell tower of the Benedictines convent for a long time. The convent was liquidated after the French Revolution and this tower was used as a jail from 1815. Long neglected, it has been restored and now houses an architectural firm.

It was because she found no work in her branch (the laboratory) that Marie-Claude engaged in this profession that was called a few'naturalist'years ago. Marie-Claude is a passionate perfectionist, she doesn't count her time, she loves her job! It life all the animals brought to it: fox, badger, jay, pie, pheasant, game and also domestic animals. She taught her in Paris, and today she is happy to work at Penne, the city she comes from.

The Syndicat d'Initiative d'Aubiac is the town's tourist office.

In this farmhouse, where you can get the! of Aquitaine, the fruit trees and vegetables of the vegetable garden, we welcome young people in individual or small groups with their hosts in stay, youth and sports accreditation. Visit the farm, the vegetable garden, learn to cook and enjoy balanced meals, hiking in the nearby forest. Françoise Lemarchand is part of this group who designed and writes A Tire from Them.

You may not have, but Janouille is one of the many breed sons of King Henry IV who, as you know, had a great deal of maîtresses in his hunting table, despite his smell of garlic. finally, that is what we are saying. Perhaps wait for Janouille to tell you about it: this will avoid stirring up painful memories in him… That said, his playful visits and music (he is accompanied by three troubadours) will bring you to discover the old Nerac, that of the era of the Green Galant. Historical anecdotes and landmarks, it's very instructive and it's for all ages. In addition, it's free. With this, you have no excuses!