Built on a Gallo-Roman site, the village has preserved vestiges of its feudal citadel. Dating from the late 17th century, the château bears witness to the splendors of its past. Located on the heights of Gaujacq, it was built by François de Sourdis, lieutenant-general of King Louis XIV's armies. Its single-storey architecture is original and unusual. And don't miss the botanical garden of the Pépinière Botanique et Plantarium association, where you can enjoy over 3,000 species and varieties. And discover the profession of musinerist! Local festivals are held in the second half of August.

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