Lot-et-Garonne: AGEN area

Mid-way between Bordeaux and Toulouse, the Agenais area surrounds the town of Agen, realm of the Agen prune. Enjoy a stroll around the brick and stone old quarter and pay a visit to the Fine Art Museum. Admirers of roman art will be enchanted by the delights found in Moirax, Layrac and Aubiac.
 

LOT-ET-GARONNE: gascognE AREA

Albret is a typical Gascon area housing the Nérac château where Henry IV spent his youth. Take the scenic railway along the magnificent River Baïse from the Buzet vineyard to Armagnac or enjoy a golfing holiday in Barbaste. And an event not to be missed is the Festival des Menteurs, held on the first Sunday in August.


 

LOT-et-GARONNE: perigorD AREA

The Pays du Dropt is an area steeped in 800 years of history, which boasts one of France’s oldest AOC (Appellation d’Origine Controllée) Controlled Term of Origin certifications. Start your trip with a visit to Duras, whose name was adopted by French writer and film director Marguerite Duras, and its superb château. Next stop is Allemans-du-Dropt to enjoy the 15th century fresco paintings, followed by the fortified towns of Miramont-de-Guyenne, Castillonnès and Villeréal.
 

LOT-Et-Garonne: garonnE AREA

Glide along the canal, discover the vineyards, swim in the Bains de Casteljaloux, savour the succulent Marmande tomatoes, meet some authentic Garonne locals, or enjoy a night at the opera. From the riverbank to the heart of the forest, the Val de Garonne is bursting with ideas for a unique holiday experience.
 

LOT-Et-Garonne: LOT AREA

A flowing river, medieval fortified towns, hillsides carpeted with blossoming orchards, villages right on the water’s edge, fortified castles (such as the Château de Bonaguil or the Gavaudun keep), and a Jardin Remarquable: whether you decide to visit the area by bike along the 80km of cycle paths, by river on a barge or by car, the Lot Valley holds numerous surprises for you to discover.