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Accueil Relais Franc Mayne15 Rue Lincent
Lussac
33570
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Description for B&B:
Enjoy the convenience of a fully equipped kitchen at the Château de Lussac, complete with a coffee maker, electric kettle, hotplates, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher. Additionally, take advantage of the on-site tennis court for some recreational fun.Situated in the charming village of Lussac, just a stone's throw away from the Roman church, the Château de Lussac offers a serene and picturesque setting. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the surrounding vineyards as you stroll through endless rows of vines.
For those interested in exploring further, the medieval village of Saint Emilion, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a mere 10 km away. As esteemed guests of the Château de Lussac, we extend an invitation to visit another property within our group: Château Franc Mayne, a Saint Emilion Grand Cru Classé. Here, you can witness the wine making process and marvel at the 2 hectares of underground stone galleries.
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Directions
To get to Saint-Emilion from Bordeaux, follow these travel directions:
Option 1:
1. Take exit 26 towards Libourne/Périgueux/Lyon on the N89/A89 highway.
2. If you prefer, you can exit at exit 9 towards Libourne-Est to reach Saint-Emilion.
3. Once in Saint-Emilion, take the D122 road.
4. Drive through Montagne until you reach the village of Lussac.
5. Take Avenue Gambetta until the road ends, then turn left.
6. At the stop sign, observe and proceed by taking a left onto Rue Lincent.
Option 2:
1. Stay on the A89 highway (toll road).
2. Take exit 11 towards the D17 road and head towards Lussac.
3. Once in Lussac, take Rue Victor Hugo.
4. Turn left onto Rue Lincent.
Option 1:
1. Take exit 26 towards Libourne/Périgueux/Lyon on the N89/A89 highway.
2. If you prefer, you can exit at exit 9 towards Libourne-Est to reach Saint-Emilion.
3. Once in Saint-Emilion, take the D122 road.
4. Drive through Montagne until you reach the village of Lussac.
5. Take Avenue Gambetta until the road ends, then turn left.
6. At the stop sign, observe and proceed by taking a left onto Rue Lincent.
Option 2:
1. Stay on the A89 highway (toll road).
2. Take exit 11 towards the D17 road and head towards Lussac.
3. Once in Lussac, take Rue Victor Hugo.
4. Turn left onto Rue Lincent.
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Prices
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
4 | 150 | 170 |  |
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| Notes: 15€/person | |||||||||||||||
Services
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Parking
Garden
Disabled Access
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Attractions
- Saint-Emilion - Located about 10 kilometers southeast of Lussac, Saint-Emilion is a charming medieval village famous for its vineyards and wine production. Visitors can explore the picturesque streets, visit ancient monolithic churches, and enjoy wine tastings in the numerous cellars.
- Château de Montaigne - Situated approximately 20 kilometers northeast of Lussac, the Château de Montaigne is a historic castle where the renowned philosopher Michel de Montaigne lived and wrote his famous essays. Visitors can tour the castle, explore the gardens, and learn about Montaigne's life and works.
- Libourne - Located around 15 kilometers northwest of Lussac, Libourne is a town known for its vibrant market squares and beautiful architecture. Visitors can wander through the lively streets, visit the Gothic-style Church of St. John, and enjoy the local cuisine in the town's restaurants.
- Château de Vayres - Situated approximately 25 kilometers southwest of Lussac, the Château de Vayres is an impressive medieval castle surrounded by stunning gardens. Visitors can take guided tours of the castle's interior, admire the architectural features, and attend various cultural events held on the grounds.
- Bordeaux - Located about 40 kilometers west of Lussac, Bordeaux is a vibrant city known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and world-class wine culture. Visitors can explore the historic center, visit iconic landmarks such as Place de la Bourse and the Bordeaux Cathedral, and indulge in wine tastings and gourmet dining.
- The Dordogne River - Running through the picturesque countryside near Lussac, the Dordogne River offers scenic beauty and recreational activities. Visitors can enjoy boat trips, canoeing, fishing, or simply relax by the riverside, taking in the peaceful surroundings.
- Caves of Lascaux - Situated around 100 kilometers northeast of Lussac, the Caves of Lascaux are famous for their prehistoric cave paintings, dating back over 17,000 years. Although the original caves are closed to the public, a replica cave, Lascaux IV, offers a remarkable experience where visitors can admire the ancient artwork.
- Blaye Citadel - Located approximately 60 kilometers north of Lussac, the Blaye Citadel is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a well-preserved 17th-century military fortress. Visitors can explore the fortress, walk along its ramparts, and enjoy panoramic views of the Gironde estuary. These attractions offer a diverse range of experiences, from exploring historic sites and cultural landmarks to indulging in wine tasting and enjoying the natural beauty of the region.