“In the area around the domain of Les Huguets, there are plenty of great places to visit. We will be happy to help you in your search for quiet walks or other activities.”
The GR (Grande Randonee) 652, the Compostella route from Rocamadour, towards Saint Jean Pied de Port, runs right through our property. A unique opportunity to enjoy this ancient pilgrimage route. Maps are available on site. We can drop you off by car as far as Penne d'Agenais and then you come back to our domain yourself.
“Fantastic to unwind at Les Huguets during our hike.”
In the heart of Lot-et-Garonne, an agricultural region par excellence, markets are a must for discovering the flavours of the terroir. All year round, local producers and artisans offer seasonal fruit and vegetables, cheeses, wines, prunes, poultry and many other authentic products.
The département strongly promotes organic farming and short distribution channels. Many markets feature organic stands, and some, like Agen and Villeneuve-sur-Lot, are entirely dedicated to this mode of production.
Buying local and organic means supporting producers, preserving the environment and enjoying healthy, fresh and tasty products. It's a great way to consume differently... and enjoy it at the same time!
Les Jardins de la France... This is what the French used to call the region, and with good reason: the landscape here is a succession of small valleys where each time a beautiful surprise emerges, a beautiful village by the river or an old walled bastide on the hill. One does not get bored, each village is unique.
And the villages are alive too, every week there is the market, an important social event, where one can find out the latest news but also to buy fresh fruit and vegetables, plants and local specialities.... In summer there are of course the festivals and concerts, not forgetting the big fireworks on "14 juillet".
From Lot-et-Garonne, discover wines in all 4 directions!
To the north, the Côtes du Marmandais and Buzet wines offer expressive reds and fresh whites made from local and Bordeaux grape varieties.
To the east, Cahors seduces with its powerful Malbec-based reds, true wines of character.
To the south, head for Brulhois, the ‘black wine of the South-West’, with its deep, spicy aromas.
To the west, the great classics await you: Bergerac, Monbazillac and Saint-Émilion, with their mellow wines, refined reds and prestigious appellations.
One terroir, a thousand nuances. We can advise you on the best addresses.