Tourist sites in Saintes

History The Santones tribe lived in the Saintonge region at the time of the Gauls. During the reign of the Emperor ...

Automatic translate Ancient Benedictine abbey created in 1047, the Abbaye aux Dames was the first monastery for ...

Automatic translate The Museum of Achevinage occupies the former Town Hall of Saintes with its 1587 belfry, its ...

Automatic translate Built in 1738 for the Marquis Antoine Guinot de Monconseil, the hotel was from 1790 to 1810 the ...

Automatic translate Dedicated to the Bishop of Saintes, Vivien, the current church is built on the site of three ...

Automatic translate Located on the Cours Reverseseaux, the Temple Protestant of Saintes is the work of the Parisian ...

Automatic translate The Saint-Pallais parish church is built on the site of the Palladius funeral sanctuary, bishop ...

Automatic translate Located on the right bank on the André Malraux esplanade, the archaeological museum exhibits ...

Automatic translate The church was built from 1081 under the impulse of the Burgundian abbey of Cluny to shelter the ...

Automatic translate According to tradition, the Saint-Pierre cathedral was built on the site of an old Christian ...

Automatic translate The Germanicus Arch marked the main entrance to the Roman city in front of the bridge that ...

Automatic translate The thermes of Saint-Saloine are the remains of one of the many thermal baths owned by Saintes ...

The Charente Valley is a natural site, classified "Natura 2000". The protection zone extends from Angoulême to ...