Nérac is a commune in the South-West of France, located in the department of Lot-et-Garonne (Nouvelle-Aquitaine region). It is the capital of a district covering the south-west of the department on the Baïse river.

Main attractions

Civil buildings

  • Roman ruins of Nérac
  • Commandery of Argentens.
  • Commandery of Puy Fort Éguille.

  • Ruins of the old castle of Nazareth at the end of the Garenne park.
  • Château de Nérac The Albret castle-museum.
  • Conference House.

  • Pavilion of the King’s Baths.
  • Sully’s house. (Maximilien de Béthune (Duke of Sully))
  • Presidents Hotel.
  • Maison Fallières, 65 rue Gambetta.
  • Maison Darlan, 59 rue Gambetta.

  • 17th century hotel, 25 rue Puzoque.
  • 16th century Hôtel de Brazalem, 22 rue Puzoque.
  • Haussmann Center, 10 place Armand Fallières.
  • Pont-Vieux.

  • Pont Neuf.
  • Quays of the Baïse.
  • Promenade de la Garenne.
  • Fleurette de Nérac, statue by Daniel Campagne (1896, Garenne de Nérac park).

  • Sainte-Claire Monastery, founded in 1358. The community of Poor Clares was restored in 1935.
  • Convent.
  • Puzoque Street.
  • Current town hall and the street of the old town hall.
  • Château de Lagrange-Monrepos.

  • Hordosse Castle.
  • Douazan Castle.
  • Bournac Castle.

  • Seguinot Castle.
  • Nérac flour mill, old mill, quay of Lusignan.
  • Nazareth Castle.

Religious buildings

  • Saint-Nicolas Church, Saint-Nicolas Square. The building was classified as a historic monument in 1988.
  • Notre-Dame Church, Place Saint-Marc. It is listed in the General Inventory of Cultural Heritage.
  • Notre-Dame Church of Bréchan.

  • Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste d’Asquets.
  • Church of Saint-Jean-Baptiste du Puy Fort Éguille.
  • Protestant temple of Nérac, Allée d’Albret, built in 1858 according to the plans of Victor Baltard.
  • Kingdom Hall, rue Ferréol.

How to get to?

From Paris: 7 hr 25 min (704 km) via A10

From Bordeaux: 1 hr 40 min (128 km) via A62

From Andorra: 4 hr 38 min (296 km) via D930

From Barcelona: 5 hr 57 min (543 km) via A61

From Madrid: 7 hr 41 min (696 km) via A-1

Main information

Area: 62,68 km2

Population: 6 881

Coordinates: 44°08′10″N 0°20′25″E

Language: French

Currency: Euro

Visa: Schengen

Time: Central European UTC +1

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