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France’s only Prune Museum tells the story of the prune, which was brought over from the Orient and came to thrive in Lot-et-Garonne. A video shows visitors how the fruit is cultivated over the season, and museum mascot Mam’zelle Prune invites families to take part in a fun-filled educational tour of the orchards. In summer, visitors can get lost in the jungle of corn, a treasure hunt which winds around the 1,500 m² of land. There is a special torchlight evening every Monday and Thursday, starting at 9pm in July and at 8.30pm in August. The site has direct access to the Lot, with a floating landing stage on the left bank of the river.
This museum houses a unique collection which tells the history of the prune. The museum spans several rooms: the first displays a reconstruction of an early 20th century drying room with its different oven and drying kilns, showing how prunes are dried; the second room shows how the prunes are prepared and packaged in a workshop displaying the original machines and tools, and the third and final room houses a rare collection of original packaging, documents and archives, as well as a collection of ceramics and yokes. A video rounds off the visit, showing how prunes are grown and marketed in the present day.
Shop on the farm with products based on prunes. Natural and without chemical preservatives (organic conversion). Boxes with local products (prunes, wines, hazelnuts, foie gras. Museum. Quizz'pruno. Dédal'Prune Aventure corn maze. Torchlight nocturnes on Mondays (July / August).
Family business, producer of prunes guaranteed without preservatives. Sale at the farm. Prune pulp with no added sugars, sparkling without alcohol, prune nougat and a range of organic products. Picnic area, camper van area, inflatable games for children, tea room, ice cream bar.
In the South West of France, near Agen and Villeneuve-sur-Lot, on the banks of the river Lot, only a short distance from Dordogne and the fortified towns of Guyenne, the Tannerie guest house, a 17th century village house, has been wonderfully refurbished. The basins used for washing animal skins under the house, the fountain covered in natural vegetation along with the structure of the house with it’s panoramic view of the Lot river all invite you on a journey as soon as you go inside.
The municipal beach of Clairac is a bathing place on the Lot located at the leisure base and complies with European standards.
Family campsite located on the banks of the Lot, a few meters from Clairac beach, for a relaxing and friendly holiday.
This swimming area on the banks of the Lot is situated by the Castelmoron Bridge. The swimming area conforms to European regulations.
19th century mansion situated in a greenery and water jewel box, this hotel-restaurant Logis de France three Cheminées welcomes you for a stop combning comfort and tranquillity. Its ten rooms equipped with TPS are comfortable and spacious. You will also enjoy its shaded park with centenarian trees, its swimming pool and its Lot's banks.
This farm grows hazelnuts and makes them into a wide variety of specialities. The farm’s stone barn houses an educational area with information about hazelnut production, transformation and history. Taste some delicious nutty products at the “Grignote de l’écureuil”, including hazelnut liqueurs, sweets and cooking products. The farm tour is rounded off with a video. In summer the farm is a stop-off point on the “Gourmet Stroll” themed walks.
Labelled as 'Bienvenue à la Ferme'. You are welcome on the site and in the shop wher can be found season fruit and vegetables straight from the field but also processed goods such as jams, fruit purées, pepper or aubergine sauce without forgetting the traditional tourtière.
Educational walk around the farm on the 4 seasons topic.
The motor caravan area des Tuileries is situated in the heart of the same name farm. We cultivate here plums, strawberries, raspberries, tomatoes and others fruits and vegetables depending on seasons. You can also savour a snack made with the farm's products and above all, Mme Chauvel's inimitable pie.