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- The fortified medieval and Renaissance town of Nérac, the capital of the Albret region, nestles on the banks of the Baïse and is bursting with picturesque charm. The historic quarter forms a particularly harmonious scene with its old houses, river banks and Gothic bridge spanning the Baïse.
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Nerac was the capital of the historically important Albret region on the northern edge of Gascony. Like other historical region names (Gascony, Perigord, Quercy) the Albret name is now used in a lot of tourist information to describe the region around Nérac (and Castejaloux).
Aug 27, 2020 · Situated 28 km from Agen, count a thirty minutes to get to the ancient historical capital of Albret. Fief of the King of France and Navarre, Henri IV, tourism in Nérac is a must during your trip to the Landes. Here is our guide.
Nérac is a must see town. A full day should be devoted to seeing all there is to discover. Nérac, is a small beautifully kept commune with the old town, at times, climbing a steep slope along the Baïse River. This is a place to enjoy a pleasant boat trip down the river.
NERAC, Towns and Villages in Nérac. It is the pearl of the Pays d'Albret. Life is peaceful and harmonious there, on the banks of the Baïse which flows at its feet. Magnificent old town that we wil ...
Jun 23, 2021 · In the 14th century, Nérac was the capital of the Albret region, named after the powerful Albret family who married into the royal family in the 12th century. Climbing the steps that lead from the riverside to the château, the town’s history is plain to see.
Nerac is an ancient, tranquil town in Gascony, a place of half timbered houses, with a great market, river boat rides and fabulous restaurants.
The fortified medieval and Renaissance town of Nérac, the capital of the Albret region, nestles on the banks of the Baïse and is bursting with picturesque charm. The historic quarter forms a particularly harmonious scene with its old houses, river banks and Gothic bridge spanning the Baïse.
