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Lectoure France tourist information

Lectoure is in the Gers department of the Midi-Pyrenees, north of Fleurance and east of Condom.

Lectoure, once an important stopping point on the pilgrimage route to St Jacques de Compostelle, is set in the heart of the Gers, French foie gras and armagnac territory.

It is a pretty small town, with the Cathedral Saint Gervais and some very well preserved medieval houses on the central street. The 17th century town hall is also worth a look.

Diana's Fountain dates back to roman times, though much of what you see now dates from the 13th century onwards. The fountain was at one stage the source of water for an active tannery industry in the town.

A visit to Lectoure is often combined with visits to Fleurance and Condom, both also attractive towns worthy of a stroll. You will not be the first to take a picture of a grinning teenager at the entrance to the second of these towns!

Lectoure tourist information, map, places to visit and Lectoure gites

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Visit Lectoure, France

 

Map of Lectoure, France
Travel, hotels and holiday gites, Lectoure

See the Visit Lectoure section above for gites and hotels local to the area. For more general French travel options, see the Gites in France listings, or French holidays for other holidays, and Travel to France for ferries, Lectoure car-hire, eurotunnel, cheap flights etc.

 

Places to visit - Lectoure

Any places listed above are within about 20-25 km (as the crow flies)

 

Information and photos of Lectoure, France

This Lectoure tourism guide, has information and holidays and photos when available. If you have any photos or relevant information please send them to us! Full credit will be given if they are used.

 

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