Roquefort can be explored from several perspectives: history, landscapes, regional products and routes with different focuses stand side by side.
Those considering Roquefort as a destination and wishing to rent a holiday apartment have therefore chosen a specific type of accommodation.
Culture
The Sainte-Marie Church was built in the 12th century as a Benedictine priory dependent on Saint-Sever. The Saint-Joseph Chapel belongs to the protected cemetery enclosure of the Sainte-Marie Church.
The Sainte-Marie Church was partially listed as a historic monument on 11 December 1995 and partially classified as a historic monument on 28 November 1996.
The “La Monumental des Pins” arenas were built entirely from pine wood by three carpenters from Roquefort – Aurignac, Cécère and Dupouy – with the support of numerous volunteers. They are listed as historic monuments.
The historic tour through Roquefort is signposted as a route with explanatory panels.
Nature
Below the rocky spur of Roquefort, the Estampon and the Doulouze meet.
The Circuit de Sarbazan is an easy 6.3-kilometre hiking trail with a stated duration of two hours. The route offers a viewpoint overlooking the fortified church of Roquefort and the Estampon.
Local life
At Armagnac Darroze in Roquefort, visitors can watch a presentation about the production of the spirit, visit the cellars and then take part in a tasting.
At the Saturday market in Roquefort, farmers, market gardeners and traders mainly offer local products every Saturday morning.
Routes and activities
The Circuit de Guinas loop trail runs along forest paths past typical Landes houses and the caves of Cros to the Guinas district with its remarkable church.
Terra Aventura: Estamponné “Roquefort”! is a 3-kilometre family activity in the heart of the pilgrimage town of Roquefort, featuring puzzles.
