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Charente (West of France)
Regional Highlights The ramparts of Angouleme for breathtaking views and its 12th century Cathedral of St. Pierre The stylish town of Cognac for accompanied tours and wine tasting at the Hennessey, Martell and Remy Martin distilleries The riverside town of Jarnac birthplace of Francois Mitterand and residence to Courvoisier and Louis Royer cognac houses The superb chateau at St Brice and the legendary La Ribaudiere Michelin restaurant at Bourg Charente Chocolate tastings at Trois Pallis Saintes for its Roman arch amphitheatre and frescoes 17th century naval dockyard ship building and the Corderie Royale maritime centre at Rochefort Fantastic childrens park at St Savinien with a swimming pool and crazy golf just right for picnics!The Charente is one of Frances most picturesque rivers. Its waters are crystal clear making it perfect for fishing and swimming and its attractive river banks are the habitat to an abundance of flowers and shrubs. Lush fields hosting grazing cattle and acres of vibrant sunflowers symbolise this undisturbed land famed for its superlative cognac distilleries, historic Roman sites and stunning Renaissance chateaux.
Jarnac is situated perfectly discover the river in either direction, drifting is gentle and peaceful as the scenery surrounding you. Upstream is the wonderful cathedral city of Angoulême once residence to the region’s paper-making manufacturing but now savoured for its cartoon connections and café culture lifestyle. Stroll the old fortifications of this attractive city and take pleasure in the splendid views over the landscaped plains of the Charente valley beneath.
Take a trip down river as far as Rochefort, a key naval centre that dates back in history to the 17th century. As you travel, ancient ruins of the Roman era are present at the attractive town of Saintes, as well as the well known vineyards of Cognac where the famous distilleries are open for a quick bit of tasting.
Youll find it all in this exiting region of France. Enjoy beautiful golf courses, canoeing or relax in a magnificent Michelin starred restaurant before taking a trip to visit beautiful cathedrals and historic buildings.
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