Lacaze, a small town full of character

Lacaze Free

This picturesque medieval village nestling in the Gijou valley boasts a castle that once belonged to the powerful Bourbons-Malauze family. Lacaze is also very popular with nature lovers and fishing enthusiasts.

Opening times

From 01/01 to 31/12 daily.

Practical information

Accessibility

L'accueil au rez-de-chaussée est accessible. Un WC adapté à disposition. Attention pour la balade dans le village il y a de fortes pentes sur le parcours.
Pas de boucle magnétique.
Pas de prestation adaptée.
Pas de prestation adaptée.

Prices

Free access. Free access to the village and the Tourist Information Office at the castle reception.
A charge will be made for visiting the castle.

On-site services

Pets welcome
Motorhomes allowed
Room hire
Tourist routes
Restaurant
Tour free of charge
Guided tours

Available facilities

Film room
Free car park
Car park
Public WC
Bar
Defibrillator
Camper van reception area
Play area
Picnic area
Exhibition space
Book shop

Learn more

This magnificent little medieval village, listed as a "Petite cité de caractère", nestles in the Gijou valley in the Monts de Lacaune. Don't miss out on a guided tour of the castle in summer, or a group visit all year round by prior arrangement.

On the way to Lacaze, we also recommend a short diversions to the "forgotten" hamlet of Camalière and the fortified chapel of St Jean del Frech.
There is also a waterfall at St Michel de Léon.