The Hosannière Cross is more than six metres high and has been listed as a historic monument since 1889.
Those choosing Saint-Georges-de-Noisné as a travel destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The church of Saint-Georges-de-Noisné was built at the end of the 11th or beginning of the 12th century, when it was under the authority of Saint-Maixent Abbey. In the 15th century, it was extended on its northern side by a lower side aisle with four bays.
The Chapelle de la Salette is now privately owned. Its portal has two archivolts and a chamfered archivolt. A monument by the roadside near Cathelogne commemorates Paul Drevin and Paul Veillon.
In Cathelogne, hikers may cross the private grounds; access is via a passage next to the barrier.
Landscape
The eastern edge of Saint-Georges-de-Noisné borders the Chambon valley and offers panoramas over the valley landscape. The sunken lanes in the municipality are used for hiking and horse riding.
The circular route Les vallons de Gâtine connects nine hamlets located in the bocage landscape and includes several viewpoints, ponds and washhouses.
Water sports
At the Plan d’eau du soleil levant, the Cercle de voile de la Touche Poupard offers water sports, including sailing with your own equipment or equipment available on site, such as a catamaran, canoe and Optimist, as well as adapted activities for various groups.
Surroundings
The Prieuré de la Salette is a historic site in the immediate vicinity of Saint-Georges-de-Noisné. The Abbaye royale Notre-Dame des Châtelliers is a ruin in the vicinity of Saint-Georges-de-Noisné. Also nearby is the Abbatiale de Saint-Maixent-l'École, an abbey church.
The Château de Mursay is a historic site in the wider regional surroundings of Saint-Georges-de-Noisné.
