Ligueux: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

Château Couronneau has a square floor plan, four towers pierced by loopholes for firearms, and wide surrounding moats. Its foundation is attributed to the 15th century.

Gallo-Roman tombs and fragments of roof tiles were discovered beneath the Église Notre-Dame during restoration work. The church in Ligueux dates from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Inside, there is also a medieval gravestone decorated with a raised cross, a mortar and a hoe.

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Wine

Château Couronneau offers an audio-guided biodynamic tour, a cellar tour and a wine tasting. In addition, a fun biodynamic tour around the estate passes approximately 23 explanatory panels that explain its practices and their benefits for biodiversity.

Château de Parenchère offers tours with wine tasting by appointment on weekdays and weekends, provided that the appointment is arranged 48 hours in advance. The origins of Château de Parenchère date back to 1570; the château is a typical example of Périgord architecture.

Château de Parenchère is located at the centre of a 188-hectare estate. Of this, 68 hectares are vineyards on well-exposed clay-limestone slopes.

The Ligueux picnic area is accessible year-round and, in dry weather, is also suitable for people with reduced mobility. It has two tables; nearby, there are also intergenerational games, public toilets, a drinking-water point and a book exchange box.

Activity

The “Les Blaireaux” mountain bike club enables people to practise mountain biking both recreationally and competitively.

To the broader travel overview: Gironde.

More destinations

More places in the same destination:

Ladaux, Toulenne, Cérons, Roaillan, Le Temple, Tizac-De-Lapouyade, Espiet, Lagorce.