L'Isle-de-Noé is located at the junction of the Petite Baïse and Grande Baïse rivers. In particular, you can discover a 13th century church, as well as a bridge, and an 18th century castle.
Also called Gallo-Roman pile, this turaque or tower is dated between the first and third centuries AD. It is located between the town of Biran and the island of the …
East of Montesquiou and west of Isle-de-Noé, Lac du Lizet was created to meet the water needs of Gascogne. It welcomes many birds and its hills overlooking it are among the richest and remarkable in the Gers.
Small town in the heart of Gascony, between the Baïse and Auloue rivers and which stretches on a ridge along a single street. There is a small climbing site at the top of the village for amateurs.