Roussines: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Roussines can be discovered through its landscape, the Église Saint-Sulpice, historical sites in different geographical areas, and a yellow-marked hiking trail.

Nature

The “Haut bassin versant de l'Anglin et du Portefeuille” area is a type 2 ZNIEFF and includes Roussines. It is characterised by a bocage landscape with plots of varying sizes and scattered woodland. In places, there are deeply incised valleys; the watercourses there often resemble mountain streams.

Culture and History

The Église Saint-Sulpice is a small rural church dedicated to Saint Sulpitius. It contains painted furnishings from the 15th century depicting musical angels and Christ in Majesty. The church is open year-round and can be visited free of charge.

The historical site of Abbaye d'Aubignac is located in the vicinity of Roussines. The ruins of Abbaye Notre-Dame de la Colombe are also located near Roussines. The historical site of Prieuré d'Aigues-Joignant lies in the wider regional surroundings of Roussines.

Hiking and Cycling

“Balade à pied à Roussines – la vallée du Portefeuille” is a hiking trail that starts and ends in Roussines and is marked in yellow. The “Grandes occitanes” cycling route mentions Roussines in connection with the village church.

Further local pages: Cluis, Lurais, Saint-Denis-De-Jouhet, Saint-Aigny, Chitray, Bommiers, Saint-Gaultier, Eguzon-Chantôme.

For the higher-level travel overview: Indre.