Samadet: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Samadet's Royal Faience Manufactory was founded in 1732 and closed in 1838. The Musée départemental de la Faïence et des Arts de la table tells the story of Samadet faience and the art of dining.

Culture

At the Maison de la céramique, the permanent exhibition comprises 135 works by 90 artists. The second room hosts changing sales exhibitions by ceramic artists every summer. At the Maison de la céramique, children can decorate plates free of charge.

Those planning a stay in Samadet may wish to rent a holiday apartment.

Trails and Landscapes

The Camp Romain circular trail is 5.7 km long, easy, and starts in Samadet. The circular trail to the Chapelle Sainte-Rose begins at Place de la Faëncerie, where Samadet's Royal Faience Manufactory was located until the middle of the 19th century.

The circular trail to the Chapelle Sainte-Rose leads around Samadet through landscapes with natural and cultural-historical features. The circular trail through the Gabas Valley also leads around Samadet through landscapes with natural and cultural-historical features.

Cuisine

A foie gras route leads from Samadet to Hagetmau and is approximately 80 km long.

Surrounding Region

The historic site of Abbaye de Pontaut is located in the vicinity of Samadet. The ancient site Roman Villa at Lalonquette is located in the wider region surrounding Samadet. The church Abbaye de Saint-Sever and the church Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste d'Aire are also located in the wider region surrounding Samadet.

Other places in the same higher-level area: Ychoux, Poyanne, Bahus-Soubiran, Nassiet, Saint-Gein, Toulouzette, Pontonx-Sur-L'adour, Moustey.

To the higher-level travel overview: Landes.