Bouvées

Labrihe, France, France

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Bouvées is a small hamlet within the commune of Labrihe in the Gers department of the Occitanie region of southwestern France.

Formerly an independent parish and commune, it was incorporated into Labrihe in 1824 and remains a quiet rural settlement overlooking the Gimone Valley. The area is best known for the Château de Bouvées, a historic castle originally built in the 16th century on the site of earlier fortifications.

Although partly in ruins today, the château is protected as a French historic monument and remains an important landmark of the local heritage. Surrounded by the rolling landscapes of Gascony, Bouvées reflects the peaceful character of the Gers countryside, with historic buildings, agricultural scenery, and a strong connection to the region’s rural traditions.