Les balcons du temps : de la villa gallo-romaine à la bastide de Garlin

The remains of the ancient palace of ‘Arribèra deus Gleisiars’ in Lalonquette and the Gallo-Roman museum in Claracq, which is dedicated to it, illustrate the splendour of a Gallo-Roman villa in the early centuries of our era. Dedicated to the Gallo-Roman villa, the museum is the result of several decades of research and traces the site's 500-year history. The visit is structured around six themes, each illustrating a particular aspect of the site's history: the origins of Roman Aquitaine, the aristocracy, the agricultural estate, construction techniques, the villa's décor and, finally, the revelation of the villa through archaeological excavations.

This 3,000 m² country mansion stands out in its surroundings thanks to a contemporary interpretation. Numerous information panels explain the various areas that make up this 4th-century residence. Guided tours available by appointment. Audio-guided tour of the villa with the IziTRAVEL app.

Permanent exhibition of over 2,500 machines, agricultural and craft tools, domestic objects and utensils from south-western France, representing 25 different trades and covering the period from the 17th to the 20th century. Guided or self-guided tours available.