Those choosing Édon as a destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Culture and History
The Église Saint-Pierre was built in the 11th and 12th centuries and extended with a side chapel in the 15th century. Since 27 April 1965, it has been listed as a historic monument.
The Nécropole d'Edon was listed as a historic monument on 7 March 1989. The Nécropole d'Edon includes the Dolmen de la Pierre Rouge, the dolmen de la Gélie and the menhir de la Pierre Debout.
The Jardin de la Mère Cucu is an art garden created in 2000. From 2012 onwards, it was opened to the general public.
Atelier Chat Brol is a venue for the development and performance of productions, exhibitions and artistic practical workshops. The Atelier produces and presents music shows and offers creative art workshops for adults and children.
Nature and Trails
Circuit VTT No. 11 of Base VTT Sud-Est Charente leads towards the municipality of Édon. On the return route of Circuit VTT No. 11, near the banks of the Nizonne, you can see the Grotte des Ménieux; it was inhabited by humans from the Mousterian period through the Iron Age.
Geographical Setting
The Abbaye de Fontaine Vive, listed as a historic site, is located in the vicinity of Édon. In the wider regional area around Édon are the Artothèque d'Angoulème museum, Notre-Dame des Bezines, listed as a historic site, and Château de Beauséjour, listed as a castle.
Other local destinations: Vindelle, Benest, Pleuville, Saint-Germain-de-Montbron, Cognac, Agris, Marthon, Vars.
