Champagne-Mouton: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Culture

The surviving remains of the Château de Champagne-Mouton date back to no earlier than the second half of the 15th century. The former moats of the Château de Champagne-Mouton were fed by the Argent stream.

The Romanesque features of the west façade of the Église Saint-Michel in Champagne-Mouton, particularly its portal, date from the first half of the 12th century, probably from the period between 1130 and 1150. The portal was dismantled and reassembled in the 19th century; elements were newly made in the process.

The Château de Juyers was built by the de Goret family in the second half of the 17th century. The chapel of Les Mérigeauds is the burial chapel of the Mérigeaud-Rempnoulx-Duvignaud family.

The Lavoir du bourg was built in 1874. The main branch of the Argent flows beneath the Pont dit du XVème.

The Château de Champagne-Mouton opens its salons free of charge during temporary exhibitions.

Anyone wishing to stay in Champagne-Mouton can include renting a holiday apartment in their personal travel plans.

Trails

The Sentier de l'Argentor begins at the Place du Château. It is an 11.5-kilometre walking trail where visitors can discover the heritage of Champagne-Mouton.

The Sentier de la Vallée de l'Or also begins at the Place du Château.

Other destinations: Confolens, Guimps, Saint-Estèphe, Chatignac, Ruelle-sur-Touvre, Aubeterre-Sur-Dronne, Guizengeard, Montignac-Charente.

To the higher-level travel overview: Charente.