The church of Vielle-Tursan is a former medieval seigneurial chapel and a Romanesque building with three naves, constructed at the beginning of the 12th century.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Vielle-Tursan is planning their own stay there.
Culture
The no longer used but well-preserved washhouse in Vielle-Tursan is a place for walks and relaxation.
During a visit to the arenas of Vielle-Tursan, visitors can discover the Course landaise. One Course landaise takes place there in spring, and another during the festival in mid-July.
Things to Do
The “Circuit Coeur de village” circular route takes visitors on a discovery tour of Vielle-Tursan with Marie, offers beautiful views of the Pyrenees and ends with a tasting at Ferme des Vallons. Reservations are required for the circular route. Pigs and black Gascon pigs are kept on the farm; farm tours and tastings are offered there by appointment.
Surroundings
The historic site of Abbaye de Pontaut and the church of Abbaye de Saint-Sever are located near Vielle-Tursan. Further afield in the region around Vielle-Tursan are the ancient site of Roman Villa at Lalonquette and the church of Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste d'Aire.
Other destinations: Lauret, Saint-Barthélemy, Soorts-Hossegor, Bas-Mauco, Benquet, Orist, Mimizan, Sainte-Eulalie-En-Born