Culture
Château Saint-Christophe has been partially protected as a historic monument since November 29, 2004. In the north, it includes a residential wing from the 17th century, and in the south, a wing dating from the First Empire. The buildings are arranged around two courtyards.
For planning your trip, the desire to rent a holiday apartment in Puch-D'agenais can serve as a starting point.
Things to do
The circular route “Puch-d’Agenais, dans les terrasse de Garonne” is a 6.2-kilometre hiking trail. On foot, the route takes around two hours; by mountain bike, it takes 45 minutes. The circular route starts at the town hall car park.
It offers a viewpoint over the Lot and Garonne valleys, with Pech de Berre in the background. There is also a viewpoint over the confluence and the hills above Tonneins.
Nature
The Musée de la Falotte displays more than 7,000 minerals, fossils, corals, shells and sands from around the world. The museum also includes a guided nature trail showcasing wild-growing flora.
By the canal, the Musée de la Falotte offers a nature rest area with picnic tables, a motorhome parking area and parking facilities. A self-guided or guided visit is only possible by appointment.
History
Since 2023, the Church of Vignes has housed an art gallery founded by the Puch-d’Agenais Village d’Artistes association. The Church of Vignes dates from the 15th century and was carefully restored around twenty years before 2024. The Church of Vignes is a medieval building that was rebuilt in the 16th century. At the initiative of the Puch’Art association, it was intended to house works by contemporary artists.
The Church of Saint-Jean de Lompian has medieval origins and was remodelled between the 16th and 19th centuries.
