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Tourism around Aiguillon

14+

Sites to visit

2

Most Beautiful Villages of France

45 km

Maximum radius

5

Local specialties

Gastronomy & Terroir

Prune Farm and Museum

The Agen prune, a world-famous specialty

Gastronomy & Terroir

Immerse yourself in the world of the Agen prune, emblem of Lot-et-Garonne. Guided farm tour, production video, tasting of local specialties and shop. In summer, don't miss the giant corn maze and the guinguette on the banks of the Lot.

15 km1231 route de Granges, 47320 Lafitte-sur-Lot€5 adult · €3 child (6-11)9:30am-12:30pm / 2pm-6pm · July-Aug: 9am-7pm daily
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La Maison de la Noisette

« Chabraque » spread not to be missed

Gastronomy & Terroir

Tourist farm labelled « Bienvenue à la Ferme » on 38 hectares of hazelnut trees in Pays de Serres. Guided tour from cultivation to processing, tasting of pralines, « chabraque » spread, croquants and artisan hazelnut oil.

20 kmLacépède, 47360 Lot-et-GaronneVisit + tasting includedShop open daily except Sunday
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Foie Gras Museum | Ferme de Souleilles

The only foie gras museum in France

Gastronomy & Terroir

Unique in France, this museum traces the history of foie gras from antiquity. Farm visit, video on artisan methods, tasting of local products. A gourmet pass (€8.50) combines this visit with other gastronomic sites in the region.

35 kmFerme de Souleilles, 47140 Frespech€5 adult · Free under 12 · €4/person groupsMon-Sat 10am-7pm · Sun 3pm-7pm
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Heritage & History

Château de Bonaguil

Last great fortified castle built in France

Heritage & History

One of the most beautiful fortified castles in France, listed as a Historic Monument. This 13th-16th century fortress, nestled in greenery, is remarkable for its military architecture. Guided tours, medieval events and year-round cultural programming.

45 km47500 FumelFrom €7Open year-round · Hours vary by season
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Château-Musée Henri IV

The court of Henri IV and Queen Margot

Heritage & History

The Renaissance castle of Nérac, former residence of Henri de Navarre (future Henri IV) and Queen Margot. Its southern gallery and harmonious arcades make it an architectural gem. The museum traces the history of the Cour de Navarre and Albret.

25 kmRue Henri IV, 47600 Nérac€6 adultTue-Sun 10am-12:30pm / 2pm-6pm
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Moulin des Tours | Barbaste

Unique 13th-century fortified mill

Heritage & History

13th-century fortified mill built on the Gélise, with its four spectacular crenellated towers connected by a Roman bridge. A unique monument of its kind in France, it testifies to the importance of grain trade in the Middle Ages.

20 km47230 Barbaste

Bastide d'Aiguillon

Confluence of the Lot and Garonne

Heritage & History

Our 13th-century bastide itself is worth a visit. Medieval quarter with half-timbered houses, imposing 18th-century ducal castle, and a walk to the confluence of the Lot and Garonne | a remarkable viewpoint over both rivers.

0 km | On siteTown centre, 47190 Aiguillon
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Villages & Bastides

Pujols | Most Beautiful Village of France

Classified Most Beautiful Village of France

Villages & Bastides

Medieval village perched at 180 metres altitude, classified among France's Most Beautiful Villages since 1995. Panoramic view over the Lot valley, cobbled streets, half-timbered houses and ancient churches. Gourmet market in summer and memorable sunsets.

29 km47300 Pujols
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Monflanquin | Medieval Bastide

« Little Tuscany » according to Stendhal

Villages & Bastides

Bastide founded in 1256 by Alphonse de Poitiers, also classified as a Most Beautiful Village of France. Nicknamed « little Tuscany » by Stendhal, it offers an intact medieval plan with its Place des Arcades, half-timbered houses and Saint-André Gothic church.

40 km47150 Monflanquin
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Nérac | Henri IV's Town

The pearl of Albret

Villages & Bastides

Historic town with Gascon charm, crossed by the navigable Baïse. Medieval old town with its tanneries, Gothic Pont Vieux, Garenne gardens and refined gastronomy. River cruises available on the Baïse.

25 km47600 Nérac
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Nature & Gardens

Jardin des Nénuphars | Latour-Marliac

The garden that inspired Claude Monet

Nature & Gardens

The world's oldest water lily nursery (1875), labelled « Jardin Remarquable ». 3 hectares with 250 varieties of water lilies, a bamboo grove, rose garden and Japanese bridge. This is where Claude Monet discovered the water lilies that inspired his famous « Nymphéas ».

17 kmLe Temple-sur-Lot, 47110€7 adult · €3.50 child (6-12)May-Oct: Tue-Sun 10am-6pm
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Leisure & Activities

Walygator Sud-Ouest

Amusement park + water park

Leisure & Activities

Family amusement park with 24 attractions, 3 roller coasters, a drop tower and 5 water attractions. The adjoining Aqualand water park offers 18 slides and several pools. Ideal for families or a relaxing day between fishing sessions.

30 km47310 Roquefort, near AgenFrom €25 · Aqualand: €30 adultApr-Nov · Aqualand: Jun-Sep
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Canoe-kayak on the Lot

Descent along the Lot between nature and heritage

Leisure & Activities

Canoe or kayak descents on the Lot, departing from several water bases between Villeneuve-sur-Lot and Aiguillon. Routes from 2 hours to a full day through preserved landscapes, limestone cliffs and perched villages. Swimming possible along the way.

On siteMultiple departures along the LotFrom €15/personApril-October

Cycling along the Garonne Canal

Bordeaux-Toulouse cycle route along the canal

Leisure & Activities

Cycle path along the Garonne lateral canal, linking Bordeaux to Toulouse. Flat and shaded route, ideal for the whole family. Passes through Aiguillon and surrounding villages. Bike rental available on site.

On siteGaronne lateral canal, Aiguillon
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Everything within reach

Lot-et-Garonne tourist sites are easily accessible from the lodge. Most can be visited in half a day.

Terroir & Gastronomy

Agen prune, foie gras, hazelnuts, Buzet and Duras wines. Lot-et-Garonne is a paradise for food lovers.

History & Heritage

13th-century bastides, fortified castles, perched medieval villages. A region rich with 800 years of history at every turn.

Nature & Outdoors

Navigable rivers, cycle paths, remarkable gardens and hiking trails. The natural setting of Lot-et-Garonne invites adventure.

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