On the border of the department is the village of Moustey. Its originality lies in the presence of two churches just a few metres apart. The churches of St. Martin and Notre-Dame have had their backs turned on each other in this way for almost 800 years. Moustey is an important stop along the Tours Route. A marker indicates to pilgrims that they have exactly 1,000 km to go to reach their destination. In fact, the village is often chosen as a symbolic starting point for those who want to try the adventure. Lovers of religious art will also appreciate the Saint-Pierre-ès-Liens church in Biganon, a district located just outside the village. It dates from the 11th century and houses recently discovered 14th century paintings. Just next to it is a miraculous fountain typical of the Haute-Lande area, dedicated to Sainte-Ruffine. Moustey is also where the Grande and Petite Leyre rivers meet, at the site of the Hourc d’Eyre. The perfect place to go canoeing on the river, or ride along its banks on horseback, on foot or by bike, on the many hiking trails that criss-cross the forest.