The prehistoric site of Roc de Sers has yielded the oldest sculpted frieze known to date. The archaeological site has also yielded several settlement sites beneath rock overhangs, thousands of flint tools, and limestone slabs engraved with animals.
When staying in Sers, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture and History
The bell tower of Saint-Pierre Church dates from the 12th century and was classified as a historic monument on 9 July 1970. The church contains two chapels from the 13th and 15th centuries.
The Le Préhisto-Sers Museum presents the history of prehistory and displays replicas of prehistoric objects.
Outside 15 August, the miraculous spring of Bellevau can be reached via a municipal road; the caves and the chapel are private. The Bellevau site became a pilgrimage site dedicated to the Virgin Mary in the 1950s; the pilgrimage now takes place on 15 August.
The historic Abbaye de Fontaine Vive site is located in the vicinity of Sers. The Artothèque d'Angoulème Museum is located in the vicinity of Sers. The historic Notre-Dame des Bezines site is located in the vicinity of Sers. The historic Hôtel Mousnier-Longpré site is located in the vicinity of Sers.
Nature
The Vallée des Fontenelles has been classified as a Natura 2000 site since 2013 and includes ponds, reed beds, wildflowers, and oak trees. A 3 km-long path runs through the area, surrounded by nature, allowing visitors to discover its various natural features.
More local pages: Ronsenac, Beaulieu-Sur-Sonnette, Nercillac, Julienne, Triac-Lautrait, Pleuville, Brossac, Yvrac-Et-Malleyrand
