In Agen : - The Musée des Beaux-Arts, renowned for its masterpieces by Goya, its Venus du Mas, its Tintoretto, etc., Saint-Caprais Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the medieval rue des Cornières, the Place de l'Hôtel de Ville, the timber-framed houses of the rue Beauville, etc. - A unique and emblematic feature of the town, the canal bridge (the second longest bridge in France, with its 23 ashlar arches spanning the river from one bank to the other). - the boulevard, partly pedestrianised, with its ashlar facades, street furniture and a system of sprinklers and ground-level fountains to soothe the summer heat - The town's green lung, the Passeligne Nature Park: 30 hectares of land and 30 hectares of water with the Passeligne and Pélissier lakes. 14 km of cycle and pedestrian paths, citystades, football, rugby and volleyball pitches, picnic tables... Around Agen : - In Boé: Aginum Thermae, the specialist in wellness and relaxation massages, welcomes you to a unique and original 550m² setting, inspired by the ancient Roman thermal baths dedicated to relaxation. - In Pont-du-Casse: Happy Forest, a leisure park for all, set in a forest of hundred-year-old oak trees, with an accrobranche (tree climbing) course, more than 260 games on 15 courses for all kinds of activities for young and old, on-site or mobile escape game, animal park... - There are many walking, cycling and horse-riding routes, including the famous greenway on the Canal de Garonne, which crosses the département over 87 km. It follows the dyke or the old towpath. Flush with water and cool under century-old plane trees, the walk is full of discoveries and there are plenty of places to stop off (gastronomic, educational or fun). - In Roquefort: the Walygator park, the region's leading amusement park, and the Aqualand water park. - In Moirax: a former Cluniac priory on the route to Santiago de Compostela, the Moirax church is a jewel of Romanesque architecture. For more information on the area: http://www.destination-agen.com/