Bieujac: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Culture
The Notre-Dame church in Bieujac was rebuilt twice, in 1830 and 1885, by Léo Drouyn.
The Notre-Dame church was built in the Neo-Romanesque style and has a bell-gable.
The Notre-Dame church can be accessed via a spiral staircase.
The Lavoir de Bieujac dates from the early 20th century.
The Lavoir de Bieujac has a basin with edging made of slate slabs.
Numerous former tobacco drying sheds line Bieujac.
These former tobacco drying sheds are usually tall, long, dark-coloured buildings.
The former tobacco drying sheds in Bieujac are remnants of a tobacco-growing culture that had been firmly established in the southern Gironde region since the late 16th century.
The Moulin de Repassat in Bieujac was a wheat mill used to produce flour.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Bieujac can choose the town as the destination for their trip planning.
La Maison de Bieujac regularly offers gatherings, a coworking space, courses, and a play area for children and parents.
Landscape
The Beuve runs through Bieujac and is a left-bank tributary of the Garonne.
The Lavoir de Bieujac is regularly supplied with water by a small nearby stream.
The landscape around Bieujac includes the Grotte and the Poupettes waterfall.
Getting Around
There is a TAD-Express stop near Bieujac. The on-demand transport service runs from Monday to Friday, with three shuttle trips to the railway stations in the morning and evening; reservations must be made 24 hours in advance.
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