Saint-Laurent-Médoc combines traces of a long history with distinctive landscapes. The Church of Saint-Laurent has a Gothic bell tower dating from the 13th century. By decree of 5 October 1925, the Church of Saint-Laurent was listed as a historic monument.
Those who choose Saint-Laurent-Médoc as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
Notre-Dame-de-Benon is the only surviving remnant of an important commandery of the Knights Hospitaller of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem. At the same time, Notre-Dame-de-Benon serves as a stopover for pilgrims crossing the Médoc on the Way of St. James.
The main construction phase of Château de Semignan dates back to the first quarter of the 14th century. As a result, Saint-Laurent-Médoc and its surroundings feature a variety of examples of ecclesiastical, military and historic architecture.
The Fontaine de Bernos is a circular spring with iron-rich water associated with local legends. The Fontaine de Bernos is freely accessible to the public.
Nature
The eastern marshland is designated as a Natura 2000 site. The marshes to the east of Saint-Laurent-Médoc can be accessed via a cattle crossing.
Information panels along the lagoon trail explain how the lagoons function.
Wine and Cycling
Some wine estates in Saint-Laurent-Médoc are open for tours and visits; these are promoted via the Route des Châteaux.
Vélolod offers bicycle rental in Saint-Laurent-Médoc, as well as bicycle repairs, maintenance and advice.
