Argagnon: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
At Argagnon, the Gave de Pau forms a bend. At the same time, it crosses the village from east to west and shapes the associated saligue landscape there.
Anyone planning a stay in Argagnon may wish to rent a holiday apartment for this purpose.
Nature
Argagnon is affected by a Natura 2000 site proposed under the Habitats Directive, as well as by a type II ZNIEFF covering the hydrographic network of the lower reaches of the Gave de Pau. Ahargo is a peak in the wider regional surroundings of Argagnon.
Hiking
The Val du Clamondé hike is classified as very easy. It begins on the slope and runs above the plain; its length is 6.5 km.
Culture
The Saint-Pierre parish church in Argagnon was expanded in 1866 to include two side chapels and a sacristy, based on an extension project attributed to the Pau architect Jean Touzis.
The Turoû de Dous Garos is the most significant of the several prehistoric settlement sites in Argagnon. It rises 90 metres and is surrounded by ditches and three earth embankments. Remains from the Iron Age were discovered at the Turoû de Dous Garos.
Geographical setting
The Abbaye de Sauvelade is a historic site in the vicinity of Argagnon. The Abbaye de Pontaut is a historic site in the wider regional surroundings of Argagnon.
For the higher-level travel overview: Pyrenees-Atlantiques.
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