Francis Delpeyrou is a child of Tournon d'Agenais very attached to the village and very involved in the development of its activities. This gives it a great legitimacy to tell both the story with a big H and the many anecdotes that will make you discover the life of a typical Bastide in the southwest of France.
With his beret screwed on the head and his broad smile, he will take you through the streets of Tournon-d'Agenais and tell you the history of its main buildings such as the Abescat, the former residence of the bishops of Agen, the central well on the square, only source of drinking water until the middle of the 20th century or the tower water tower, imposing construction visible from afar. It will show you the lunar dial present on the facade of the belfry, emblematic building of Tournon d'Agenais and will detail the operation of the mechanism that operated it.
You will visit the public garden with its moving memory pole and you can admire the splendid view of the Boudouyssou valley. Thanks to the good humor and friendliness of Francis, you will remember for a long time your visit to the Bastide and you will look forward to coming back.