Lectoure

Thermal city, medieval city and gascon capital of the melon, Lectoure is rich of a plural and singular heritage.

Stop on the way to Santiago de Compostela, this historic city is perched on a rocky spur surrounded by 3.2 kilometers of ramparts dominating the valley of the Gers.

From an architectural point of view, Lectoure is a real jewel because it retains many buildings that bear witness to its history. The main artery of the city is lined with mansions and mansions built between the seventeenth and nineteenth century.

In addition, the city is endowed with 9 buildings protected under historical monuments and 30 medieval houses inventoried.

Medieval city, Lectoure is also a dynamic city, punctuated by numerous events throughout the year, such as the Pyrotechnic Festival, the Féria du Melon and the Exhibition of Saint Martin.

The capital of the Counts of Armagnac is also famous for its production of melons but also garlic from Lomagne and for its large wine estates.