The Conchez-de-Béarn mill is located below this small village between Lembeye and Garlin, in the Madiran and Pacherenc du Vic-Bilh vineyards.
The heir millers, from father to daughter, will show you how a water mill works, with a visit to the dyke (300 m away) that feeds the mill canal, and the various stages of production: from sowing their wheat to grinding it on granite millstones powered by their water mill. This cultural heritage site, steeped in history, will take you back in time, from the time of the Seigneurs to the present day.
Plus: the mill is located on a farm with lots of animals (chickens, rabbits, ducks, sheep, etc.). Activities, exhibitions? Sale of flour for pastries, bread? By appointment only.
Activity details A chaque visite, démonstration de mouture et visite de la digue.
Visiting conditions : Guided tour by appointment only
Languages for the tour : French
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Opening Opening 2026 :
  • From 01/01/2026 to 31/12/2026
Sur rendez-vous toute l'année.
Prices Prices 2026
PriceMinMaxAdditional fee
Basic price - full adult price5,00 €5,00 €-
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Group price4,50 €4,50 €-
Prices 2027
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Free of charge---
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Payment methods
  • Payment cards
  • Cheques and postal orders
  • Cash
Groups Groups welcome
Minimum : 10 - Maximum : 50
Bus parking
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RoomSurfaceCeiling heightMaximum capacityU-shaped configurationTheatre configurationBanquet configuration (round tables)Cocktail configurationClassroom configuration (school)Modular partitionsNatural lightingPossibility of darkening the roomAuditoriumChanging rooms nearbyToilets nearby
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Situation
Location
  • In the country
  • In the vineyard
GPS location Latitude : 43.5473
Longitude : -0.17749

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Agenda

16Oct

Program currently in progress. Open-air dance party.

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17Oct

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