Laluque: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Laluque showcases its historical character through specific buildings and collections. The Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste was built around 1150 and preserves a Romanesque apse with eleven sculpted corbels.

Those who choose Laluque for their stay want to rent a holiday apartment.

Culture and History

The Musée de la vie rurale is housed in a half-timbered building dating from the early 19th century. It reconstructs rural life in the Landes from 1850 to 1940.

On the upper floor, the Musée de la vie rurale displays collections, tools from former trades, and activities from agriculture and forestry in earlier times. In its outbuildings, it presents topics such as the former school and agricultural machinery. Guided tours are offered with an average duration of 120 minutes.

The Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste was extensively restored between 1854 and 1873. A memorial plaque for Henri Ferrand is located in Laluque's church square.

The SNCF railway line from Paris to Irun runs through Laluque. The freight hall of Gare de Laluque is the only surviving remnant of the historic station on the Bordeaux–Irun line.

The Fontaine Saint-Jean can be reached via a staircase next to the library; this staircase leads to a small municipal garden.

More local pages: Vielle-Tursan, Garein, Saint-Julien-D'armagnac, Saint-Étienne-D'orthe, Bas-Mauco, Labenne-Océan, Pissos, Soorts-Hossegor

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