Markigarro

From the promontory of the church of Gréciette, one immediately perceives the aura that the ancient lords of Garro could have had on this territory, today the municipality of Mendionde. Perched in the middle of the valley, facing Mount Baigura, the castle inspires both authority and protection, even if its contemporary vocation is turned towards culture and market gardening. From this hamlet clinging to the slope, you will go for a refreshing walk on hot summer days. As you descend into a wood where venerable oaks and chestnut trees flow for decades, you will feel the freshness of a river, answering to the sweet name of Joyeuse, gradually capture you and invite you to pause. Is it because it tumbles in singing cascatelles or because its forest is home to many birds that it was named the Joyeuse?