The Église Saint-Pierre is a Romanesque building. Its nave was partially rebuilt in the 13th century, and the wall bell tower was redesigned in the Gothic period. As a whole, the church has been protected as a listed historic monument under the protection order of 20 September 2006.
Culture
The protected murals are located in the nave and choir of the Église Saint-Pierre; only part of the painted decoration has been uncovered. The monumental murals date from the end of the 15th or the beginning of the 16th century and use ochre tones.
Nouvelle Histoire makes handmade decorative and tableware items from recycled glass bottles. Nouvelle Histoire offers guided tours exclusively by prior appointment.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Laussou is looking for this type of accommodation for their stay in the area.
Nature
The landscapes of Laussou lie entirely within the Collines de Guyenne landscape unit. In Laussou, the type I ZNIEFF “Prairies Humides Des Vallees De La Lede, De La Leyze Et Du Laussou” covers less than 1 % of the municipality’s area.
Hiking
The hiking route “Laurès, en route vers Envals” begins in Laussou. It alternates between numerous paved sections with views of the sights of Monflanquin and Biron and woodland areas that provide refreshing shade in summer.
Culinary delights and crafts
Domaine Rhodes Hautes offers tastings of its red, rosé and white wines and produces an IGP wine from Pays de l’Agenais. EARL Domaine Rhodes Hautes offers tours of the winery by prior appointment.
Les Tourtières de Sophie makes a sweet tourtière from cooked apples flavoured with plum brandy and rum, as well as pastry stretched by hand into wafer-thin sheets. Les Tourtières de Sophie sells its tourtières at its own premises in Laussou.
A collection of printed documentation is available at the Point Lecture de Laussou.
For further local navigation, the links lead to Duras, Saint-Georges, Montastruc, Lacépède, Savignac-De-Duras, Fréchou, Aiguillon, Coulx.
