Romagne: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Romagne is home to La Vallée des Singes, a 22-hectare zoological park for primates. It houses 450 primates in a natural-like semi-free environment and features shaded paths, waterways and cascades.

Anyone considering Romagne as a destination may wish to find a holiday apartment there.

Culture and History

The Église Saint-Laurent is partially protected as a historic monument; the protection covers the choir, the side aisle and the north chapel.

In Romagne, the Logis de la Millière is a site of former aristocratic settlement. Every August, the large Fête du Cheval also takes place, featuring horses, mules, donkeys and Poitou donkeys.

Leisure

At the Sentier des Pas Perdus, the Labyrinthe Végétal comprises four themed mazes: Laby'Bois, Laby'Gazon, Laby'Arbustes and Laby'Maïs, which is also known as the “Infernal Maze”.

The Labyrinthe Végétal includes a sensory trail that can be completed clothed or barefoot and with your eyes open or closed. The Labyrinthe Végétal also offers three pedal go-kart tracks.

Nature and Exercise

Nature et tradition is a circular horse-riding route that begins and ends in Romagne. The route follows paths once used by local farmers and runs between cereal fields.

Horse Riding Activities

Au pré discis offers pony taster rides from the age of two, as well as horse and pony rides and hikes. It also has an approximately one-hour walk-through board game about horse welfare, suitable for families or friends.

On Site

Romagne's motorhome parking area at Vallée des Singes offers a grassy area, a paved area and shaded sections.

Other places: Vivonne, Saint-Rémy-sur-Creuse, Marçay, Berthegon, Angles-Sur-L'anglin, Lussac-Les-Chateaux, Coussay-Les-Bois, Asnières-sur-Blour.

To the higher-level travel overview: Vienne.