Roquefort, Rural commune in Landes, France.
Roquefort is a small French commune located in the Landes department of southwestern France, positioned at an elevation of 76 meters above sea level within traditional countryside landscapes.
This historic commune was fortified during medieval times with ramparts and defensive towers, serving as a strategically important location under the Viscounts of Marsan in the 10th century.
The village maintains its regional traditions through annual festivals, local markets, and cultural events that celebrate traditional crafts and showcase locally produced goods from the surrounding area.
Visitors can contact the town hall at +33 5 58 45 50 46 and access tourist information through the official website to discover hiking trails and local activities in the region.
Roquefort shares its name with the famous French cheese but distinguishes itself through medieval heritage and typical Landes forest landscapes rather than cheese production activities.
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