Things to see and do Vienne

A neighborhood worthy of interest, which allows you to spend time. You will first pass through the door of the th century Martray, then déboulerez on Saint Hilaire church - very beautiful th century stained glass. A few steps away, the convent of the Carmelites where the indictment of Urban Grandier was signed (the poor priest accused of witchcraft by nuns in the th century, one of the most famous criminal cases in Vienna!). See also, the Charbonneau-Lassay Museum.

The Roche-Posay, like many nearby cities, was built in the Middle Ages. So many are the remains you can admire. Once the Bourbon Gate - th century - you are in the Old Town, in the form of a chamber and nestled against the Creuse. Every detail attracts an eye in an atmosphere over time. The city is the largest French and European thermal spa to treat skin diseases. For guided tours of this very pleasant living environment, you can consult the tourist office.

The association Les Lusignan and Mélusine highlight the historic and legendary heritage of the city of Lusignan. A permanent exhibition, on three halls, allows to better know the story of Ll and its lords, in relation notably to the crusades, the royalties in Jerusalem, in Small Armenia, etc. This expo is open in summer, on Wednesday all the year and by appointment the rest of the time. Other initiatives are being taken by this passionate association: conferences, outputs, support for university research, etc.

In the city of Loudun take good time by walking around the ramparts of the old fortress. Close to the castle, stroll through a little break on the trails surrounding them. The Coot Nerra promenade will ease you by discovering beautiful corners, flowering with its plants on the bottom sides of the paths, and you can observe and learn the history of the castle that rises above your head.