Saint-Léger encompasses forests, marshland, agricultural areas and a wine-growing zone classified as “fin bois”. To the east, the village is bordered by the Seugne, and to the west by the Soute.
The vineyards of Saint-Léger are primarily used for Cognac production.
Those choosing Saint-Léger as a holiday destination may be planning to rent a holiday apartment.
History and Culture
The Church of Saint-Léger preserves several clearly datable structural elements: its western façade dates from the 12th century, while the choir was added in the 15th century.
Route 137 crosses Saint-Léger from north to south and is described as a former Napoleonic road between Bordeaux and Saint-Malo.
The burial chamber of the Grotte de Bois Bertaud dates from the Bronze Age. Ceramics and objects from the Grotte de Bois Bertaud are exhibited at the Musée de Royan. Ceramic fragments were also found in the Grotte de la Roche-Madame.
Trails
The Forêt de Pons has numerous signposted hiking trails, signposted bridleways and mountain biking routes.
Other Local Pages
Soulignonne, Crazannes, Asnières-La-Giraud, Breuillet, Cravans, Arvert, Brie-Sous-Archiac, Saint-Jean-De-Liversay
