The 11th- and 13th-century Château de Gavaudun fortress perches on a rocky spur like a proud sentry. Of interest during the visit is its imposing 70m-high keep, curtain walls and entrance via a natural cave, as well as the fantastic view over the Lède valley and Gavaudun village rooftops from the top of its tower.
The castle Gavaudun, lock the valley overlooking the village perched on a rocky outcrop.
Built in the 13th century on the remains of the eleventh is a fortress that you discover. The builders were able to take full advantage of the site entrance fitted into the rock curtain on a cliff, archers, tank, pantry ...
North of Lot-et-Garonne, in Upper Agen between Perigord and Quercy, the valley Lede offers visitors a wooded landscape mysterious and refreshing! The valley Lede is classified nature reserve since 1999.
