Nestled at the foot of the peak of Viscos, the eponymous town flourished under a mountain climate in the Luz valley in the Hautes-Pyrénées department. With an average altitude of 840 meters, the village has a unique view of the mountains.
Ideally located, the village with typical mountain old stone houses and steep roofs cowers in the heart of the Pyrenees National Park where the lush greenery form.
skipped shoulder of lamb with beans and porcini mushrooms stewed Viscos adorn the table. And for the greediest, the cake to the pin and pasteras apple finish off the meal on a sweet note.