What to do and see in Lot-et-Garonne, Nouvelle-Aquitaine: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day

Cave du Marmandais’s winegrowers are ambassadors of the “Made in Sud-Ouest” way of life. Their culture expresses itself through warmth, festivities and gastronomy. Our singing accent is a trademark that reveals the personality of the people and wines from our terroir. The vineyards of the Côtes du Marmandais appellation cover both riversides of the Garonne. This is how the Côtes du Marmandais acquire their rare qualities from a unique, complementary and exceptional terroir. They have also their one singularly grape variety : Abouriou.

Garonne discovery centre in a small village near the river. Video shows, 3D movie, gift shop, restaurant.

"I came, I saw, I am relaxed! " Aginum Thermae specializes in relaxation of Agen. 550m² dedicated to your relaxation and well-being in an atmosphere carrying yourself in ancient Rome. Enjoy as part of the Roman baths caldarium with the laconicum or even the sudatorium (heated spa pool, sauna and hammam), and on sunny days the outdoor solarium awaits, tea and grapes by hand before take care. All care provided by our practitioners spa cabin are creations of the establishment and are on a hot table, a restroom will be offered after every performance. Finally, you can uniquely on the department enjoy the fish pedicure where the doctor fish take care of your feet gently. In an ethical and ecological approach, all products used are from a brand Lot et Garonne 100% natural that recently received the "cosmetic slow" label. We wish you a wonderful relaxation at the Thermae Aginum!

Through the different periods : middle age, french Renaissance and french Revolution, Duras fortress has been the testimony of lots of upheavals. The Durfort-Duras, by then dukes of France transformed the castle into a magnificent mansion at the XVII° century. Go through the history and ancient architecture visiting the 30 rooms of this castle, now classified an historical monument.

The Cork Museum of Mézin tells the story of an industry dated from the 18th century which grew up until the 1950's : cork-owks were cultivated and the bark was turned into stoppers.The Cord Museum holds the designation "Musée de France". It conserves and brings out a unique collection of tools, machines and photographies collected in the firms of the area "Albret".