Mesnac is surrounded by hilly landscapes and has a preserved natural landscape that is suitable for walks and exploration. The Antenne River runs through Mesnac.
Those who choose Mesnac for their stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Geographical Setting
The Antenne Valley wetland between Mesnac, Coulonges and Le Seure is classified as a Natura 2000 site. Mesnac is a wine-growing commune within the Cognac – Fins Bois appellation.
History and Culture
The Saint-Pierre Priory in Mesnac was a Benedictine priory under the authority of the Saint-Eutrope Priory in Saintes. The Church of Saint-Pierre in the Mesnac priory dates from the 12th century. It was restored in the 15th century, re-vaulted in 1850 and restored again in 1894. The bell of the Saint-Pierre Benedictine priory in Mesnac has been classified as a protected object since 4 January 1943.
Experiences and Gastronomy
By reservation, the Château de Mesnac offers a 35-minute guided ride on a small tourist train through the estate and the surrounding countryside. The visit to the Château de Mesnac also includes a visit to the Cognac distilleries, as well as a tasting of Cognac and Pineau.
Hiking
The Mesnac hiking association offers varied routes every week along the paths, through the forests and across the river landscapes of the region. The Association de Randonnée de Mesnac offers nature walks and hikes that are accessible to everyone. A hiking trail begins in Mesnac. Several signposted hiking trails run through Mesnac and the immediate surrounding area. Some designated routes pass through the commune of Mesnac.
Other places: Chabanais, Mouzon, Mornac, Nersac, Baignes-Sainte-Radegonde, Rivières, Saint-Médard, Roussines
