Puymiclan: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture

The Notre-Dame de Puymiclan church was built in the 19th century on the site of an older medieval chapel. It has a 33-metre-high stone spire. Access to the church is prohibited for safety reasons.

In Poussac near Puymiclan, the renovation of the Saint Martin chapel was inaugurated on 18 June 2016. A column from the portal of the Saint-Pierre-de-Londres church in Puymiclan is dated to the period from 1125 to 1150.

Anyone planning a stay in Puymiclan and wishing to rent a holiday apartment can include this type of accommodation in their travel plans.

Landscape

Puymiclan belongs to the Collines de Guyenne landscape unit and is assigned to the landscape areas “Vallées du Dropt” and “l’arrière-pays marmandais”.

The landscape of “l’arrière-pays marmandais” near Puymiclan is very open. It is characterised by alternating hollows and elevations, as well as wide horizons.

Gastronomy

Puymiclan’s agricultural production includes fruit orchards, consisting mainly of plum trees.

The Vergers des deux Côteaux orchard can be visited by prior arrangement. It offers plums and other specialities, various apple varieties and apple juice; free tastings are also available.

Activities

The Foulées gauloises in Puymiclan reached its 20th edition. A 10-kilometre trail is designated for the event, and the routes are considered close to nature.

Other destinations from the same selection are Parranquet, Meilhan-Sur-Garonne, Saint-Georges, Lagarrigue, Caudecoste, La Sauvetat-De-Blanquefort, Tonneins and Casteljaloux.

To the higher-level travel overview: Lot Et Garonne.