In Sardent, the parish church of Saint-Martin-de-Tours is decorated with murals from two different painting phases. The barrel vault of the choir depicts the four Evangelists with their symbols: John with the eagle, Luke with the ox, Mark with the lion, and Matthew with the angel. The monumental murals date from the 18th century. The Church of Saint-Martin in Sardent has been listed as an immovable heritage property since 2 July 2018.
Culture
The Musée à l’Air Libre Roland Vincent presents around fifty works by Roland Vincent outdoors. The exhibits include naïve sculptures, including Romanesque, African, and Oceanic masks.
When staying in Sardent, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may be part of personal travel planning.
Cycling
The Boucle Locale N°52 Sardent et la vallée de la Gosne is a 34.1-kilometre, moderately difficult cycling loop. GPX and KML files are available for use with navigation devices on this route.
The cycling loop leads to Pont Péri, also known as Pont aux fées. It is a Gallo-Roman bridge with a single arch opening built from large granite blocks.
Geographical Setting
The Abbaye Notre-Dame du Palais, a historic site, is located near Sardent. The Archives départementales de la Creuse, an archive, are also located in the surrounding area.
In the wider regional surroundings of Sardent are the Abbatiale Saint-Barthélémy de Bénévent l'Abbaye, a church, and Vassivière, an island.
The Foire aux Huitres takes place in Sardent on 10 and 11 November.
