Salles-d'Angles: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Culture
The Gaston Grégor Museum houses a rare collection of worked stones from the region. It documents several centuries of history, from 3000 BC to the 4th century. The museum is housed in the former stables and outbuildings of the presbytery, which were built in 1789.
The parish church of Saint Maurice is one of the few Gothic churches in the region. It was built in the 13th century and remodelled in the 17th and 19th centuries. The Chapelle d’Angles is the only surviving part of a monastic complex belonging to the Templar commandery; it was built between around 1150 and 1160.
Since 1991, the presbytery garden has been listed as a heritage site because of its two stone terraces, bordered by boxwood and decorated with cypress trees.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Salles-d'Angles can plan a stay combining culture, nature and regional specialities.
Nature
The Circuit de la Garenne is an 11.5-kilometre hiking trail for pedestrians. It is available year-round and marked with yellow trail markers. The route passes through vineyards and offers a viewpoint over the hilly landscape.
Salles-d'Angles is part of the Vallée du Né Natura 2000 site, designated for its remarkable natural heritage.
Gastronomy
Maison Raynaud offers a 90-minute tasting workshop.
The family-run Domaine Drouet estate is located 15 minutes from Cognac, in Premier Cru Grande Champagne, and covers 52 hectares. It offers the opportunity to discover its small 10-hectolitre stills and cellars filled with barrels, as well as to taste red and white Pineau, limited-edition spirits and Cognac made from 100% Grande Champagne. In summer, the family estate also offers a picnic featuring regional products amid the vineyards.
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