Langon's church was founded in the 4th century by Saint Paulin, bishop of Nole, originally from Bordeaux. Although few traces remain of the fortifications that surrounded the town in the 12th century, a stroll through the old town will reveal several old houses, notably in Rue Maubec, at no. 24 (a 19th-century troubadour-style house), no. 32 (a bourgeois house) and no. 51 (carved decoration from the Henri IV period). An active sub-prefecture, Langon has a long pedestrian street leading down to the banks of the Garonne, where you can reflect on the river's vagaries in front of the surprising flood scale in rue Laffargue.

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