Such a charming little village! I'm so glad we were able to stop by here and have dinner on our…read morelast night in Southwest France. This place just epitomizes the villages in SW France--small, picturesque, and welcoming. When you first come in from the main road, you cross a short bridge over the river Auzoue and once inside the fort, you'll see a circle of trees in the middle of the town. You'll see the city hall on your right, a few restaurants/cafes, and a few other businesses in the circle. We parked behind the restaurant by a fairly large park. We walked towards the circle, took pictures there and then took one of the alleys and explored some more. We ended up eating at the Auberge and had a great time.

This 13th century medieval fort village sits between Montréal and Condom on a hill overlooking…read moregrape vines, and wheat and sunflower fields. Look for the sign from the road and drive up. Just outside the defensive walls of Larressingle is the "Mairie de Larressingle" or the city hall of this very small village. There are a few residences outside as well, and that's about it. Walk in and you will see signs for the Tourism Office to your left, and a bar/crêperie to your right. Just behind the Château is the church which has one nice stained glass window and is quite austerely decorated. Just pews and the cross behind the altar. We just walked around this small village and took pictures. 15 minutes and you will be done with this place. Enjoy the beautiful flowers and if you're hungry and thirsty, have a crepe and a glass of wine at the restaurant on site!