Lasserre

Lasserre This small village in Albret, which today has 76 inhabitants, is nevertheless a place steeped in history. The highest point of this municipality is 152 meters above sea level. Built on top of hillsides, the site was quickly occupied by the Romans, who built a villa there: the location was indeed ideal […]
Lavardac

Located on the edge of the Landes forest, Lavardac is the capital of the canton and has a population of 2,311.
Thanks to its geographical location, the town offers many...
Le Fréchou

The name Fréchou comes from the Latin fraxinus, meaning ash tree (a tree commonly found in the Osse Valley). Located on a natural spur on which there was once a settlement...
The Nomdieu

A small village located in the Auvignon valley, a few kilometers from Francescas, Nomdieu developed around the Hospitaller commandery...
Lannes

The 13th-century church in Lannes is remarkable for its three-story pyramidal bell tower, set back in successive tiers and pierced by five bell openings, at the...
Lamontjoie

Lamontjoie is a 13th-century bastide town with a regular layout, created by Philip the Fair under the name "La Montjoie de Saint Louis." Discover...
Gueyze

Separated from the municipalities of Sos and Meylan by the stream of the same name and from the municipality of St Maure by the Gélise, it serves as the border with the department...
Francescas

The bastide town of Francescas was founded by Edward I, King of England, in 1286, but existed as early as 1025. The town adopted its customs in 1285. The village has...
Feugarolles

A stone's throw from the Landes region, Feugarolles has always been an important place of passage and contact between French and English, Catholics and Protestants, Agenais...
Fieux

Fieux is a small village with two hundred and eighty inhabitants and is part of the canton of Francescas. It is a castrum first mentioned in...