Anglade lies between vineyards and marshland. The Marais de la Vergne borders the town to the north and west. The rural character of the area is linked to the cultivation of grapevines and several types of grain.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Anglade plans their trip around a stay in the town.
Landscape
In the marshes of Anglade, La Ferme des Prairies de Pallard is located within an area designated as a Natura 2000 site. A small grassy footpath runs along the Canal Saint Georges near Les 3 écluses du Passage; several carrelets can be found along it in places.
Les 3 écluses du Passage are located at the former sole crossing over the Canal Saint Georges and at the only outlet of the Marais de la Vergne.
Culture
The Church of Saint-Martin preserves a façade, the upper part of the choir, and corbels in the Romanesque style. Château Talbot, a château, is located nearby.
Agriculture and Farm
La Bergerie du Marais holds the “Bienvenue à la ferme” and “Accueil paysan” labels. By reservation, it offers a dining experience at the farm table. La Bergerie du Marais is also associated with the “Agneaux de l'Estuaire”; this protected designation was created by local sheep farmers together with other breeders.
Other Cultural and Natural Sites
The wider regional area is home to the Église Saint-Martin de Petit-Niort, a historical site, the Abbaye de l'Isle, a historical site, the Grotte de Pair-non-Pair, a cave, and the islands of Île Margaux, Île de Macau, and Île des Vaches.
