Narrosse stretches across the slopes of a plateau bordered to the north by former marshlands. To the south, Narrosse reaches the banks of the Luy. The village retains its original rural character; the countryside lies close to the village.
Those who choose Narrosse as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Culture and History
The Church of Saint-Étienne is considered to be an 11th-century building. As evidence of its Romanesque origins, it preserves a semicircular apse with three small, staggered windows and contains the heart of Roger Ducos.
The tombstone for Roger Ducos is a stone grave slab covering the urn in which his heart was kept.
The Chapelle des Pins is a private building built by Madame Dufour 120 years ago. It cannot be visited because of the risk of collapse.
The Pôle culturel de Narrosse is a municipal service open to everyone and offering free use on site.
The Couralin public transport network serves Narrosse, Dax and Saint-Paul-lès-Dax.
Hiking and Nature
The “Et au bout…le Luy!” hiking route leads into the Bois de Drac, a protected Natura 2000 natural area, and to the Luy to take in the river.
Other places: Sorde-Lʼabbaye, Mauvezin-D'armagnac, Duhort-Bachen, Miramont-Sensacq, Audignon, Bordères-et-Lamensans, Oeyreluy, Habas
