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Annie Martin18 Route du Cognac
Gensac la Pallue
16130
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Description for B&B:
This is a two-bedroom apartment with a double bed (140cm) and a shared bathroom with toilets accessible to both rooms. The bathroom is shared between the two bedrooms.Description for Gite
This delightful house is situated in the heart of a charming village, with a population of 1700 residents. Nestled in a tranquil garden surrounded by lush trees, it offers a peaceful retreat. Conveniently located near the bakery and pharmacy, it also enjoys close proximity to a scenic river. With Cognac just 7km away, and Jarnac also a short drive, this location provides easy access to these vibrant towns. Additionally, the breathtaking ocean is only an hour's drive away, ensuring a diverse range of recreational opportunities for guests.Reviews
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Directions
Continue straight on Brandy Road towards Angouleme. Take the Gensac La Pallu exit and follow the signs to the town center. The house is situated next to the bakery, tucked away at the end of an alley.
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Attractions
- Cognac Distilleries: Located in the heart of the Cognac region, there are several world-renowned distilleries that offer guided tours and tastings. Visitors can learn about the production process and history of Cognac, and sample different varieties of this famous drink.
- Château de Cognac: This historic castle is situated in the town of Cognac and has been the birthplace of the renowned Cognac brand since the 19th century. Visitors can explore the castle's cellars and learn about the aging process of Cognac, as well as enjoy a tasting of their premium products.
- Hennessy Cognac Museum: Located in the town of Cognac, this museum provides a comprehensive insight into the history and craftsmanship of one of the world's most famous Cognac producers. Visitors can discover the brand's heritage through interactive exhibits, displays of antique bottles, and informative guided tours.
- Saint-Léger Church: Situated in the nearby town of Gensac-la-Pallue, this charming Romanesque church dates back to the 12th century. The church's remarkable architecture, beautiful stained glass windows, and peaceful ambiance make it a worthwhile visit for history and architecture enthusiasts.
- Hôtel de Ville, Cognac: The town hall of Cognac is an impressive 19th-century building located in the central square. Its grand facade and elegant architecture make it a notable landmark. Visitors can admire the building's exterior or explore its interior if open to the public.
- Musée des Arts du Cognac: This museum in Cognac showcases the art and craft associated with the production of Cognac. Visitors can learn about the traditional tools and techniques used in the industry, as well as view exhibitions of contemporary art inspired by Cognac.
- Château Royal de Cognac: This magnificent castle was originally built in the 10th century and served as the residence of French kings. It now houses the headquarters of a well-known Cognac producer. Guided tours are available, allowing visitors to discover the castle's rich history and admire its stunning architecture.
- Les Remparts de Cognac: These ancient city walls encircle the old town of Cognac and offer scenic views of the surrounding area. Visitors can take a leisurely walk along the ramparts, enjoying the charming atmosphere and glimpses of the town's historic buildings.
- Jardins du Château de Beaulon: Located in the village of Saint-Dizant-du-Gua, these beautiful gardens surround a 17th-century château. Visitors can wander through the well-manicured grounds, which feature ornamental flower beds, fountains, and a variety of plant species. 10. Abbaye aux Dames: Situated in the city of Saintes, approximately 20 kilometers away, this former Benedictine abbey is an architectural marvel. The abbey's stunning Romanesque facade and tranquil gardens make it a popular attraction for history and culture enthusiasts.