Séméac

Built originally in the late thirteenth century, the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption was completely destroyed by the Huguenots in the sixteenth century to rise from the ashes in the seventeenth. Many times altered over the centuries, it reveals such a steeple and porch added under Louis XV and a barrel vault resting on eight columns of the nineteenth century.

Walking through the town, you can also explore the old fully restored wash or cultural and sports center Léo Lagrange today classified heritage of the twentieth century.

• The weekly market is held every Saturday morning.
• In August, up to Padouens festival with his torchlight, his race Landes and festive meals.
• In early December, the town offers its night escargorando with a mountain bike race 20 km and a 10 km walk at the Telethon.