The Halte du Pèlerin museum, in Larressingle in the Gers, brings back the life of the inhabitants in the Middle Ages through a reconstruction featuring some fifty figures in period costume.
It stands in the fortified village of Larressingle, a 13th-century stronghold surrounded by high walls. Visitors can also admire the castle, the Romanesque church and the houses from which the villagers watched for invaders.
Elusa Capitale Antique brings together three Gallo-Roman sites: the Treasure Museum and the Cieutat domus at Eauze, and the Séviac villa.
A museum in Lupiac, d'Artagnan's birthplace, tracing the real life of the famous Gascon musketeer with an audio-guided route.
The village of Larressingle lies west of Condom on the line of plateaus that separates the Osse and Baïse valleys.
A former episcopal town in the heart of the Armagnac vineyards, dominated by its Cathedral of Saint-Pierre and its merchants' houses.
A former Cistercian abbey founded in 1151 at Valence-sur-Baïse, in the Gers, one of the best preserved in south-west France.
Located in the Auzoue valley, the village was first built around a castle with a wooden keep.