Tournon-d'Agenais

Listed as a historic monument, the church of Saint-André-de-Carabaisse dates from the twelfth century. Mainly Romanesque style, it was partly modified in the course of the sixteenth century.

More recent, the church of St. Bartholomew dates from the late nineteenth century. It replaces an old building formerly installed against the ramparts of the town and burned by Protestants in the sixteenth century. To admire in particular, its stained glass windows and murals on the vault and walls of the choir.

While strolling in the village, you will also be able to discover the house of the Abescat of the 13th century and classified with the Historical Monuments, or the belfry of the first half of the XVII^e century and installed at the corner of cutlery of the place of the 'City Hall.

Several trails allow you to discover the fauna and flora or to stroll through the vineyards that produce the wine country Thézac-Perricard.

The market is held every Sunday morning. A night market is also offered at the end of the day on Mondays between July and August.

A flower fair is held on May 1st.

On August 15th, it's time for the Tourtière festival, which pays tribute to the local culinary specialty, notably through tastings.

The festival of rosières proposes its animations every year at the end of August.

Several walking and cycling routes.

Canoeing, horse riding, archery, rowing, water skiing in Frespech.

Many markets in the area, gourmet markets as well.

Numerous cultural visits.

Château Chambert for wine tasting.