Discover Moirax and its treasures in Lot-et-Garonne

This long and very uneven circuit is suitable for the more athletic. It links two listed sites, the priory of Moirax and the fortified church of Aubiac, which are representative of Romanesque art in the Agenais.

Of the Cluniac priory of Moirax, created in 1049 by Guillaume-Arnaud de Moirax, the cloister and the conventual buildings have disappeared. Only the church of Notre-Dame has survived. At the gates of Agen, this short circuit takes very shady paths along the Toumbade and Jorle streams which irrigate the first foothills of the Gascony hillsides. The Garonne valley can be seen from the hillside planted with vines, near the Piques dovecote and the Las Boubées castle. On this route, you may accompany pilgrims on their way to Compostela or walkers on the new Clunisien route linking the sites of this order, Moissac, Saint-Maurin, Layrac and Moirax.

This circuit passes, under and over, the A 62 motorway. The noise of the traffic is annoying only on the northern part of the loop. Otherwise very beautiful landscapes on the valley of the Garonne, close to Agen.

Starting at the Place du Gravier on the banks of the Garonne, this route allows you to discover this two thousand year-old town’s historical sites by following the 19 special signs.

From the fortified church of Aubiac, classified as a historical monument, this circuit goes through the rounded hills of the Gascony hillsides where orchards and cereal crops dominate. In spring, the Papon iris garden will amaze you with its 1500 varieties of iris: the site is one of the most beautiful collections in Europe. The irises bloom in May, so it is the ideal month for a visit. Thanks to its resistance to frost and drought, its many colours and its sweet fragrance, the iris flower has always enchanted gardens. A journey of the senses and through time awaits you on the paths of Aubiac.

This easy route, starting from a historic site of Romanesque art in Agenais, crosses cereal crops, vineyards and woods. Be careful when crossing the road 656.

This demanding route takes in four major sites in the Bruilhois region, with the prospect of numerous viewpoints, running from the Gascony hills to the south to the Garonne valley to the north.

Built on a hillside overlooking the confluence of the Gers and Garonne rivers to the north, this village grew up around a Cluniac priory dating from the 11th century.

Discover the medieval streets before getting lost on the steep hillsides from where you will see the Gers valley, the Garonne plain and perhaps by chance the Pyrenees. This village with a rich heritage was an important medieval town thanks to its inland waterways on the Gers and the Garonne. First door of Gascony, its history was marked by the arrival of illustrious guests. Pope Urban II went there in May 1096 and consecrated the heart of the Church of Saint-Martin, today classified as a Historic Monument. Archbishop Bertrand de Goth, future Pope Clement V, stayed there in the 14th century. Jeanne d'Albret, Queen of Navarre, stopped here on 15 January 1572 on her way to Paris for the wedding of her son, King Henry IV of France; the latter came in his turn on 16 August 1576, at a time when the Layracaise city was a stronghold of Protestantism in Agenais.

On this rugged circuit in the hills of Gascony, you can accompany pilgrims walking to Santiago de Compostela or horsemen following the footsteps of Henri IV in Albret.

This former schoolhouse, which became a farm and was later renovated to become a gîte, tells its own story, blending past and present in perfect harmony. As you enter, you're immersed in the authentic atmosphere of the house, with a fully-equipped kitchen on the ground floor, where everything has been designed to make you feel at home. The living room invites you to relax with a warm and friendly bar area. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms, each able to accommodate 3 people. They are tastefully decorated, blending traditional and contemporary touches. A modern, functional bathroom completes the first floor. Outside, an attractive wooden terrace invites you to relax. The dining area is perfect for al fresco meals, and a garden lounge offers the ideal place to relax and admire the scenery. The 1200 m² wooded garden, including a 100 m² enclosed area, is a haven of greenery.

Close to Agen, a few kilometres from the Gers, and 5 minutes from the Walibi park, the guest house La Jaroussette is situated in a green environment, bordered by an oak grove, on a 1.5ha park with its swimming pool. The house of 300 m², has kept its stone part which was an old farm of the 18th century, with its extensions which make it an atypical house. Céline and her family welcome you all year round in their family home where she offers you an independent room of great comfort,

This gite, the latest community renovation, has been fitted out with the same eye to detail as the Chai and the Pigeonnier (569A and B). It can accommodate a large family who can enjoy the same facilities : private fenced-off swimming pool, pleasant surroundings and a warm welcome from the locals.

Practice, training and discovery of aviation.

Forget the traditional restaurant, here is the new concept of restaurant, tapas bar. Come and discover every lunchtime our delicious homemade dishes with our formulas starting from 17 euros. Also open from Thursday to Saturday evenings, enjoy a more intimate setting for meals for couples or friends. Possibility of privatizing the restaurant as well as the forecourt of the building for your private parties, think about it!

Direct access by A62. Hotel and restaurant 2 stars, 49 bedrooms each one equipped with a television (Canal + and Canal Satellite), a phone, a complete bathroom with hair-drier and individual air-conditionning. Pleasant surroundings, large tree-shaded free car park, tradionnal cooking restaurant.

In the heart of the Lot-et-Garonne countryside, only 12 km from the Agen motorway exit, come and stay at our 10 hectare property, dedicated to horses and farm animals. Our farm campsite is equipped with caravans, charming tents and Tiny house, with the comfort of private sanitary facilities.

NON-SMOKING GITE. Come and discover the historic castle of Lamothe Bézat, located in the heart of Gascony, in the suburb of Agen. This is where Willy Labruyère, a wrought-iron craftsman has chosen to set up his workshop. You will admire the old drawbridge over the (now) dry moat.

In the South-West of France, in the heart of a pine forest, twenty minutes from Agen and halfway between Toulouse and Bordeaux, the Domaine du Lac de Goulens and its chalet await you for a relaxing, authentic and rejuvenating stay. We offer you a charming 20m² wooden chalet, ideal for a family vacation and ideally accommodating 2 adults and 3 children. It includes a living room with a comfortable sofa bed (clic-clac) for two adults, a TV (without Wi-Fi) and a low mezzanine with three single beds. Please note that the mezzanine is very low, making it more suitable for children than adults (see photo). You'll be delighted by the terrace with garden furniture and a relaxation area, as well as the shared swimming pool and the lake just a hundred meters away. If you're looking for a quiet place in the middle of nature, this chalet is the place to be.

A brand-new hotel, with contemporary decor and fully-equipped facilities. Located in Agen, between Toulouse and Bordeaux, the Relais d'Estillac is ideal for a stay with family or friends, or for your business events. Let yourself be tempted by its warm, lively atmosphere, less than 5 minutes from the A62 motorway and a stone's throw from the Walygator and Aqualand theme parks. Our warm, spacious and fully-equipped rooms offer every comfort for a relaxing and enjoyable stay. Our spacious, modern suites, all with fully-equipped kitchens, are perfectly designed for a peaceful stay. For all your business events, cocktails, working days, board meetings, etc., over one or more days, our 2 seminar rooms are bright, flexible and perfectly equipped.

This 11th century Clunian priory is situated on the hillsides of the Garonne Valley near Agen, on the pathways of St James’ Way. The priory displays several interesting column capitals decorated with narrative scenes and some unusual pulpits.

Trotte-Lapin is an environmental discovery and awareness site open to the public all year round. Its motto: discover, understand and respect the environment. Open from February to October vacations, 9am to 5pm (excluding weekends and public holidays). Activities bookable via the Trotte Lapin website.

Come and discover the Garonne River, its rich environment and its history! The Maison de Garonne welcomes you to discover the cultural and natural heritage of the Garonne. Housed in a former 14th-century watchtower located near a crossing over the Garonne, the Maison de Garonne is now home to a museography that recalls the inherent link between the river and mankind, the history of Boé and the river's biodiversity. From its open-air top floor, the Maison de Garonne also offers a panoramic view of the surrounding countryside. Round off your visit with a stroll along the educational trail around the site.

The Parc Naturel de Passeligne, located in the commune of Boé, offers you an area of 60 hectares: 30 hectares of land and 30 hectares of water with the lakes of Passeligne and Pélissier. In all, 14 km of cycle or pedestrian paths, football, rugby, volleyball, volleyball, petanque, orientation course, picnic tables, children's playground, refreshment bar... Easy access, parking at your disposal. A place of relaxation open to all.

Green lung of the Agglomeration of the City of Agen, the Natural Park of Passeligne is the emblematic place of the territory of Agen in terms of green tourism and fishing tourism. The 15.6 hectare course is the venue for the fishing school of the Maison de la Pêche et de la Nature du Passage d'Agen and for sport fishing competitions. It has facilities that delight fishermen: a launching zone for float-tubes, floating pontoons, etc. The richness of the fish population makes it a very popular course, with the presence of black bass and large pike The whole park has been designed to allow tourists and locals to relax; it is possible to come and walk around with adapted paths accessible to people with reduced mobility, there are sanitary facilities, sports fields, picnic areas, a refreshment bar and equipped parking lots.

Our Napoleon III-style manor house (built in 1873), located on the outskirts of Agen, is the perfect destination for your business events, seminars, teambuilding, film shoots and photo shoots... Featuring versatile spaces, it offers a large reception hall, two large Haussmanian-style lounges, a large 80m² open space on the garden level with 4 fully-equipped offices and two meeting areas (ideal for hosting a production team), a total reception area of 270 m² that can accommodate up to 80 people in cocktail mode, a professional kitchen, an apartment that can accommodate 4 people and a 30-space parking lot. The estate extends over a magnificent 4-hectare park, perfect for outdoor events, guaranteeing a calm and warm setting. A tailor-made service is offered to ensure the success of your event.

In the heart of the village of Aubiac is the Romanesque church of Sainte-Marie, listed as a Historic Monument. Austere in appearance, almost military, this 11th century building is built on the remains of a Merovingian building, some sarcophagi of which have been found. Another object found in the west tower of the church: a wooden pedestal dating from the 15th century, currently on display in the museum of Agen. This religious sculpture represents a widespread artistic theme: the Virgin Mary weeping for Christ on her knees. You will be able to observe frescoes representing the four evangelists on the dome of the church's trefoil chevet.

On the hillsides of Agen, near the motorway exit is the Château d'Aubiac, located in a beautiful little village with a rich history. It is in the old attics and wine storehouses of the castle that Fabrice and Evelyne Marraud warmly welcome you all year round. Evenings by the fireside or big professional events, the Château d'Aubiac has become a meeting and party place that will meet your expectations.

Sitting on the hillside above the Gers River, Leyrac has been an important site since Gallo-Roman times. A priory was built here in 1072, and in 1259 the town officially became a bastide, or fortified town. Its layout is characteristic of the Middle Ages, with a dense centre and narrow streets. There are numerous sites of interest: half-timbered houses in the medieval quarter, the Place Jean-Jaurès with its semi-circular arcades, the 16th century orthogonal bell tower from the former Saint Martin church, the 11th and 18th century Saint Martin church, the Royal Palace esplanade, the Priory (Clunian convent) and the Chemin de la Fontaine wash house.

In an 18th century half-timbered house, in the heart of the village of Moirax, the Auberge du Prieuré invites you to enjoy a modern and surprising cuisine, made with seasonal products. Lively, fresh and sharp cuisine.

La Cigale treats you with its meals as well as tea room and homemade pastries Located just opposite the Moirax Priory, it also offers a small grocery store, snacks, ice cream and drinks on site or to take away!

L'annexe par l'express offers fast food and invites you to taste its home cooking. L'annexe par l'express has a large air-conditioned room with plenty of light and a shaded terrace to enjoy the mild climate of the South West. The restaurant team serves regional specialities, meats and grills, but also couscous, paella and other foreign dishes. Beautiful mixed salads and traditional "home-made" pastries.

Situated at the gates of Agen, the Brit Hotel Agen's traditional restaurant can seat up to 50 people. The chef adapts his cuisine according to seasonal products and invites you to discover the South-West region. In the dining room or in the terrace garden, accompany this copious cuisine with one of the vintages of the region's winegrowers. Groups, seminars and other family reunions are received with conviviality in the restaurant. For lunch, take advantage of the "Brit Express" formula with an all-you-can-eat dessert buffet for those in a hurry at lunchtime. The Brit Hotel Agen has 40 air-conditioned rooms all equipped with television with Canal +.

Taste many pizzas among the classics but also more original and exotic recipes. Located at the gates of Agen on the town of Le Passage, motorway exit, L'Express welcomes you from Monday to Saturday. It offers the possibility to create your own pizzas by choosing the ingredients you want. Always on an Italian note, taste the fresh pasta made on the spot with homemade sauces of your choice. You can also choose from the fresh meat and fish dishes offered by the restaurant, tagliatelle with fresh grilled salmon or fish parillada, cheeseburger and chicken burger. The homemade desserts that the most gourmet will appreciate... Takeaway sales: pizzas, fresh pasta, dishes, desserts, drinks. L'Express delivers your pizza orders free of charge (subject to a minimum order)

It is the ideal address for a gourmet break or a business lunch. Famous atypical restaurant of Agen with its interior street and its summer terrace, find the Old Village at the Agropole, a stone's throw from Estillac (near the motorway exit).

All-you-can-eat restaurant with beef, chicken, duck, prawns and French fries where the chef David ROUX is waiting for you.

The Restaurant des Allées is at your entire disposal so that young and old can have a pleasant time. Traditional dishes or nouvelle cuisine: our gastronomic menu, our seasonal products and our rich wine list will satisfy the most demanding taste buds! Don't hesitate to contact us also to know our dish of the day! We are also caterer for your weddings, communions, banquets ...

Discover the bistro-style cuisine of the café-restaurant Le Joy?s, located in the Géant Casino shopping mall in Boé. Taste a generous cuisine of quality elaborated with products of the market. Le Joy's guarantees a warm welcome and a quick service.

Forget the traditional restaurant, here is the new concept of restaurant, tapas bar. Come and discover every lunchtime our delicious homemade dishes with our formulas starting from 17 euros. Also open from Thursday to Saturday evenings, enjoy a more intimate setting for meals for couples or friends. Possibility of privatizing the restaurant as well as the forecourt of the building for your private parties, think about it!

Stopover gîte in the heart of the village for pilgrims on the Rocamadour section of the GR 652. sleeps 6 on folding beds (pillows, blankets, mattress protectors and pillow protectors), a kitchen equipped with a small grocery with basic foodstuffs (salt, pepper, oil, sugar, coffee, rice, pasta, preserves...), a toilet area with shower (hot water) and WC.

Joëlle and David welcome you in the heart of the village of Moirax, in a stone outbuilding on one level. Its magnificent garden offers a breathtaking view of the hillsides. Close to Agen, the Walibi and Aqualand parks and at the gateway to the Gers, Moirax is a picturesque village with its Clunisian priory and star restaurant.

Charming little house, 50 m², renovated, with all the comfort and facilities for 3 people, 10 minutes from Agen city centre or Walibi. A garden is reserved and allows you to enjoy the outdoors on the pretty farmhouse of the property. Double room (bed 140) on the mezzanine with access by small stairs, bed 1 person (90) on the ground floor. 1 sofa bed 2 persons (140) on the ground floor.

This former schoolhouse, which became a farm and was later renovated to become a gîte, tells its own story, blending past and present in perfect harmony. As you enter, you're immersed in the authentic atmosphere of the house, with a fully-equipped kitchen on the ground floor, where everything has been designed to make you feel at home. The living room invites you to relax with a warm and friendly bar area. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms, each able to accommodate 3 people. They are tastefully decorated, blending traditional and contemporary touches. A modern, functional bathroom completes the first floor. Outside, an attractive wooden terrace invites you to relax. The dining area is perfect for al fresco meals, and a garden lounge offers the ideal place to relax and admire the scenery. The 1200 m² wooded garden, including a 100 m² enclosed area, is a haven of greenery.

Between Périgord and Gers, at the gateway to the Landes and Quercy regions, very close to Agen, overlooking the Garonne valley, this dovecote has been magnificently restored using traditional materials. You'll fall under the spell of this unusual gîte, ideal for small families or couples. Right next door, Christine and Francis, your hosts, will ensure your comfort and peace of mind. Enjoy the coolness of the pool and the beauty of the landscape. A private terrace, sheltered from view, invites you to summer lunches or siestas. Equipped kitchen with dining area, small living room with flat-screen TV, bathroom with toilet. Two bedrooms (1x140 and 2x90) occupy the 1st and 2nd floors of the dovecote. Fully fenced property. Private parking with direct access to the gîte. Swing, table tennis.

At the motorway exit, this hotel proposes a single and unbeatable price for one, two, or three people, with functional rooms. Agen's town centre is 5 kilometers far; you will be able to discover there the Pont-canal and others, unique work that steps over the Garonne.

During your travels, choose to sleep in a modern and pleasant room, designed for 1, 2 or 3 people, equipped with a shower, toilets, and TV satellite, for a very low price. Come also to profit by the cheap buffet breakfast!

At the motorway exit and at Agen's doors, not far from Walibi park, this hotel welcomes you in comfortable an air-conditionned rooms.

Close to Agen, a few kilometres from the Gers, and 5 minutes from the Walibi park, the guest house La Jaroussette is situated in a green environment, bordered by an oak grove, on a 1.5ha park with its swimming pool. The house of 300 m², has kept its stone part which was an old farm of the 18th century, with its extensions which make it an atypical house. Céline and her family welcome you all year round in their family home where she offers you an independent room of great comfort,

Meublés de tourisme classé located 6 km from the Agen freeway exit. Fabrice and Evelyne Marraud welcome you to Atelier d'Aubiac, a beautiful little village perched on the hillsides of Agen. Our 4 lodgings adjoin the family's 18th-century château and an 11th-century Romanesque church (which doesn't ring at night:-). The village of Aubiac is listed as one of the major tourist sites in the Agen region. Whether as a chambre d'hôte or a gîte, this place is ideal for those wishing to stop off in Agen or stay for several days and discover the beautiful Tuscan countryside, rich architectural heritage and gastronomy of our region.