Couhé: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

The Halles de Couhé were built in 1580 and rest on 56 octagonal pillars. They host a weekly market and can be visited as part of a self-guided tour.

The historic site of Abbaye de Valence in the vicinity of Couhé was founded in 1230 by Hugues X de Lusignan as a daughter abbey of Clairvaux Abbey. Some of the surviving buildings were listed or classified as historic monuments between 1997 and 1999. Abbaye de Valence can be visited freely; guided tours are only possible by prior appointment.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment for a stay in Couhé can include this accommodation preference in their travel plans.

Couhé–Valence-en-Poitou has a Tèrra-Aventura trail, which is part of a selection of six digital treasure hunts in Civraisien en Poitou. The Couhé–Valence-en-Poitou tourist information office offers individual visitor advice and is open all year round.

Surroundings

The “The vallee de singes” attraction in the vicinity of Couhé is classified as a zoo. Grotte de Passelourdin is a named attraction in the wider region surrounding Couhé and is classified as a cave.

Also located in the wider region surrounding Couhé are Abbaye Notre-Dame de Bonnevaux, classified as an abbey, Abbaye de Charroux, classified as a historic site, and Abbaye Saint-Martin de Ligugé, classified as an abbey.

Other destinations: Liglet, Brigueil-Le-Chantre, Maulay, Ternay, Saint-Jean-De-Sauves, Prinçay, Thurageau, Thollet.

To the overview of the wider destination: Vienne.