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Le château en bref
Known as the ‘little Carcassonne’ of the Gers, Larressingle forms a cohesive medieval ensemble combining a fortified 12th-century church with a 13th-century castle and enceinte (walls, curtain walls, crenellated towers, a moat, a gateway, and medieval houses built against the ramparts). Listed among Les Plus Beaux Villages de France, this smallest fortified village in France has been magnificently restored and now welcomes visitors in the heart of a Gascon wine-growing region, with a bistro serving Franco-Thai cuisine, a crêperie, a bar and an ice cream parlour, all located within the fortified walls.