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Experience the charm of an old Charente-native house with 4 spacious and cozy rooms hosted by friendly individuals. Our reception is genuine, warm, and heartfelt, ensuring a simple and sincere stay.Reviews
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Directions
To reach Saintes, take exit number 34 in Saint Jean d'Angely from the A10. Then, follow the signs for Saintes on National 150. You will come across Vénérand D129 E2 on your left.
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- Saintes (8.5 km): A picturesque town known for its Roman heritage, including the impressive Amphitheatre and the Arch of Germanicus. Explore the charming streets lined with historic buildings and visit the Abbaye aux Dames, a former Benedictine abbey.
- Abbaye Royale de Saint-Jean d'Angély (16 km): This magnificent abbey dates back to the 9th century and is a prime example of Romanesque architecture. Marvel at the stunning cloister, visit the museum, and learn about the abbey's rich history.
- Cognac (31 km): Famous for its namesake brandy, Cognac offers distillery tours where you can learn about the production process and sample various Cognac varieties. Don't miss a visit to the Château Royal de Cognac, a Renaissance castle steeped in history.
- Rochefort (35 km): Discover the maritime charm of Rochefort, home to the renowned Corderie Royale, a historic rope factory. Visit the Musée National de la Marine to explore the region's naval history and stroll along the picturesque banks of the Charente River.
- La Rochelle (43 km): A vibrant coastal city with a rich maritime heritage, La Rochelle offers a range of attractions. Explore the stunning Old Port, visit the impressive medieval towers, enjoy the aquarium, and relax on the beautiful sandy beaches.
- Ile de Ré (54 km): Connected to La Rochelle by a bridge, this idyllic island is known for its sandy beaches, charming villages, and picturesque landscapes. It's perfect for cycling, sunbathing, and enjoying fresh seafood in the local restaurants.
- Île d'Oléron (55 km): The largest French island on the Atlantic coast, Île d'Oléron is famous for its long sandy beaches, charming fishing villages, and oyster farming. Explore the historic citadel in Château-d'Oléron and savor delicious seafood delicacies.
- Paléosite (22 km): Located in Saint-Césaire, this unique archaeological park allows visitors to step back in time and experience the prehistoric era. Discover reconstructed dwellings, watch demonstrations of ancient techniques, and learn about the daily lives of our ancestors.
- Zoo de la Palmyre (78 km): Situated near Royan, this renowned zoo is home to over 1,600 animals from around the world. Explore the beautifully landscaped grounds and observe species such as giraffes, elephants, lions, and penguins. 10. Pons (13 km): A medieval town with a rich architectural heritage, Pons is home to a beautifully preserved medieval bridge, a fascinating castle, and charming streets filled with historic buildings. Enjoy a leisurely stroll and soak in the town's medieval atmosphere.