The name Brassempouy is world famous, thanks to the Lady with the Hood, a delicate figurine carved in ivory nearly 25,000 years ago, found at the end of the 19th century in this small village. The site now hosts PrehistoSite, which immerses more than 20,000 visitors each year in prehistory with a museum, reconstructions of life-size animals, workshops and demonstrations of flint knapping, fire lighting, prehistoric hunting, parietal art, ornament making, and more. The village is also worth a visit with its curious church, the restaurant Bocal Local with 100% local and artisanal food, farm inns such as the Moulié farm, where duck reigns supreme.  On the way to Hagetmau, there are many possibilities for a stopover: the lodge hotel La Petite Couronne, with its wood-heated outdoor spa and swimming pool, the Auberge du Laurier with its friendly, delicate cuisine, or the Lacs d’Halco hotel-restaurant with a splendid room looking out over the water and greenery.