Patrimoine Culturel

This archaeological garden surrounds the ruins of a restored Gallo-Roman villa.

Sitting on top of the hillside overlooking the Garonne valley, the isolated 11th century Mourens church is surrounded to the North and East by a modest medieval-style garden.

Agen Tourist Office offers one or two-hour guided tours of the Prune Capital, available all year round by request.

The museum also houses a collection of ceramics, sculptures and mosaics discovered in the ruins of a Gallo-Roman villa in Castelculier during an archaeological dig.

16th century fortified château.

The fortified town of Caudecoste stands in the Garonne valley. The village dates back to the 10th century and its charter dates from the 13th century.

This Romanesque country church cannot be accurately dated due to the lack of documentation about the churches in and around Agen.

This Romanesque church dates back to the 12th century. The chapel comprises a nave bordered by four columns and a raised chancel, with two columns forming its entrance.