Bruch: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Bruch’s North Tower dates back to the 13th century and was one of the former two entrances to the town.
When planning a stay in Bruch, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
History
The North Tower combines the architecture typical of defensive structures with the refinement and elegance of medieval aristocratic architecture.
The South Tower overlooks the Auvignon Valley. As a typical defensive structure, it is an important part of Bruch’s former 13th-century fortifications. In the 18th century, it was converted to house the municipal bell tower.
The Carrère Saint Amans is a section of the Roman road that connected Bordeaux, known in Latin as Burdigala, with Narbonne, known in Latin as Narbo Martius, running along the Garonne.
Medieval houses can still be seen in the centre of Bruch, including houses with projecting upper floors and timber framing with clay infill.
The fortified ensemble and fortifications of Bruch are listed as historic monuments. Guided tours of the historic village of Bruch are available exclusively by appointment.
Nature
The Maison de la Pêche du Pays d’Albret in Bruch welcomes visitors year-round from Monday to Friday by prior reservation. The site is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
The Pisciculture in Bruch can be discovered as part of a tour of its 17-hectare site with 22 production ponds.
Landscape
A short hike near Bruch offers panoramic views over the Garonne Valley.
To the main travel overview: Lot Et Garonne.
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