Lignières-Ambleville

Walking through the town, you can find the Romanesque church of Our Lady of Lignières, classified historic monument and built in the twelfth century on a source, the Church of the Holy Trinity, registered, and the Chapel of St. -Palais des Combes. Also included, that date from the late twelfth century.

Be sure to enjoy the old century castle surrounded by a moat. It is possible to borrow the old outbuildings for exploring the structure cross of St. Andrew.

La Petite Maison du Lin aims to trace the history of this activity in the municipality, and reveal all the secrets of this plant. Thereby replenishing the living room of a weaver Charentais at the time of the Second Empire. Information +33 5 45 80 50 10 or +33 5 45 91 60 83.

You can enjoy tennis courts or squash reserving.

Little House of Lin is open every Sunday in July and August (except on Sundays when the flea market is held) and holidays (May 1, July 14, 15 August). Every year for the European Heritage Days (September) and for the days of the country's heritage and mills (in June). Demonstrations of weaving and bobbin lace, which the public can participate are made.

• From 1 july to 31 august 2024
• La Charmille
• The Petite Maison du Lin presents, in a reconstitution of a Charente weaver's workshop under Napoleon III, a collection of spinning wheels and looms and an explanation of the culture and history of linen and weaving.

Dolmen de Saint-Fort-sur-le-born (one of the largest in the region).

Church and temple de Segonzac (capital of Grande Champagne).