Villiers-Couture: Holiday apartments and holiday homes
Accommodation in Villiers-Couture
The Church of Saint-Hilaire in Villiers-Couture is a Romanesque building constructed in the 12th century. In November 1969, it was added to the supplementary list of historic monuments.
When planning a trip to Villiers-Couture, you can take into account the desire to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The four altar candlesticks in the Church of Saint-Hilaire are listed as protected historic objects; they were listed on 10 July 1985. On the right-hand side of the façade is a Romanesque portal with rose and floral decoration.
Among the other architectural features is the house with sculpted decorations, which was built in 1937. Its roof bears a ridge ornament, and the building has a particularly carefully designed gateway with pillars.
The shelter holes were dug by residents of Villiers-Couture during the Second World War. The underground refuge probably dates back to the Middle Ages; however, its exact dating is difficult.
Landscape
The municipal area of Villiers-Couture is gently hilly. The Naudin, a tributary of the Aume, runs through the municipality.
Walking routes
The 3.8-kilometre heritage trail begins at the town hall car park in Villiers-Couture and combines architectural and historical heritage. In addition, Section 7 of the GR36®, approximately 20 kilometres long, runs from Villiers-sur-Chizé to Villiers-Couture.
Along the road from Beauvais-sur-Matha to Chef-Boutonne, the shelter holes should be found at intervals of approximately 50 metres.
Other places: Ciré-D'aunis, Fouras, Tanzac, Pons, Rochefort, Thénac, Dampierre-Sur-Boutonne, Pisany.
Charente-Maritime: Charente-Maritime.
