Conchez-de-Béarn : escapade du Vic-Bilh

Anterior wing dated 1721 D.B. This building was built by Daniel Brus, a wealthy merchant from Conchez who died in 1742 and whose family was certainly large. Built partly on the moat, this residence includes an elegant wooden gallery on the east side, visible from the D13. The south wing was converted in 1738.

The church, consecrated in December 1771, was built in 1770 to replace a church that occupied the space of the current cemetery. As early as the year 1000, a Romanesque church existed to the east of the village, in the Lisau valley. It was declared to be in ruins in 1620, and the only remnant is a Chrism visible on the north side, outside the side aisle of the current church.