Village de Puch-d'Agenais
Under the 19th-century market hall, many local producers flock to the traditional market to sell the products of an agriculture that has shaped the Puchois landscape: on the Garonne terrace, you can see a monochrome of crops, with the canal below.
Puch-d?Agenais is a great place to visit on a Sunday morning! Under the 19th-century market hall in the center of town, numerous local producers flock to the traditional market to sell the products of an agriculture that has shaped the Puch landscape: on the Garonne terrace, you can observe a monochrome of crops, with the canal below, where you can sometimes catch a glimpse of a boat slowly passing through the Berry lock. An old drying shed stands watch over this landscape, the guardian of tobacco farming, which only a handful of farmers continue today. Back in the village center, Saint-Pierre church also watches over the people of Puch: originally medieval, it was rebuilt in the 19th century in neo-Gothic style after its vault collapsed.
