Culture
The apse and bell tower of the Église Saint-André were classified as historic monuments by decree of 15 March 1909. The unprotected parts of the Église Saint-André were listed as historic monuments by decree of 5 December 2000.
The Chapelle Saint Paul was built in the 12th century as a Templar chapel. A mass has been celebrated there every year on 15 August since 1986.
The Musée artisanal et rural has more than 2,000 restored tools. It showcases rural life through seven themed rooms. The museum also includes 250 m² of outdoor sheds with nine themed areas.
Trails
Clion is the starting point for numerous old trails that are popular with hikers.
Personal travel planning can also include renting a holiday apartment in Clion.
Local crafts
The Chèvrerie Chez Paul et Pauline keeps Poitevine goats, which are considered a local breed. The Chèvrerie Chez Paul et Pauline makes cheese daily without adding starter cultures. The cheese is shaped with a ladle and salted by hand. Visits to the farm are available on request.
Further discoveries
The Église Saint-Martin de Petit-Niort is a historic site in the vicinity of Clion. The Abbaye de la Frenade is a ruin in the wider region around Clion. The Château Royal de Cognac is a château in the wider region around Clion. The Église Saint-Mathias de Barbezieux is a church in the wider region around Clion. The Parc François-Ier is a park in the wider region around Clion.
In Clion-sur-Seugne, there is the Terra-Aventura offering “Ziclou, plus fort à Clion!”.
Other places: La Benâte, Jonzac, Annepont, Saint-Médard-d'Aunis, Cierzac, Saint-Ciers-du-Taillon, La Tremblade, Chaucre.
