Tayrac

• To see:

• Parish Church.
• Church of Cambot. Romanesque style of the 11th century the choir was a fortified tower. Beautiful wooden statue depicting a life-size 17th-century saint.
• Do not miss the local curiosity: The menhir of the Cross of the devil. This is a megalithic monument of 2.50 m tall, oblong.

• Leisure / Recreation: Hiking.

Day Menhir the third weekend in June

• The country house and the museum of Puymirol:

• Located on a rocky outcrop 153 meters above sea level, the site of Puymirol was already crossed in Roman times by the ancient way called "Clermontoise" from East to West. It is in 1246 that the city was founded by Count Raymond VII of Toulouse following the Wars of Religion. During this period, the South West of France gave birth around new cities as Puymirol called "Bastides". Puymirol is also the oldest country house of Aquitaine.
• Today, when strolling through the streets of Puymirol, we can recover all its history through the half-timbered houses from the thirteenth century but also houses dating from the eighteenth century that housed the warehouses of wheat and antique shops.
• The museum, meanwhile, a worldwide collection of crystalline rocks and tools of the vine.

• The Abbey and the Museum of Saint-Maurin:

• Rated "village character". Located in a green valley bordering the creek Escorneboeuf, the village remained very protected and kept intact the charm of the old life.
• The magnificent ruins of its Abbey (part of the National Federation of Cluniac Sites) stand in the town center. It was built on the tomb of the martyr Maurin (beheaded at Lectoure - Gers) and consecrated in 1097.
• The village developed around a central square topped a hall dating from the seventeenth century. Strolling through the streets, discover half-timbered houses, old wells and the abbey castle with its tower with battlements. The museum presents the ancient trades.