Archaeological sites

Located on the Bouchaud archeological site, it gives visitors a better understanding of the site before visiting it. ...

On arrival, visit the Gallo-Roman interpretation center, housed in an old Charentais farmhouse dating from 1846, to ...

Discover a typical dwelling from the period occupied in the 1st century AD, the remains of a Gallo-Roman villa ...

You won't be able to get close to it, as it's surrounded by fields and covered by trees and copses. However, ...

Located in Tusson, this is the region's must-see megalith, one of the largest in France at 123 metres long. With its ...

This megalith is part of a group of 4 tumuli in the Tusson commune, including the megaliths le vieux breuil and gros ...

The site is incredible, dating back to the Upper Paleolithic period. Discovered 10 km from Angoulême, this rock ...

Located in the Fontenille commune, this megalith is a dolmen dating back to Neolithic times. In the past, this ...

It is adjacent to the Grosse Pérotte megalith, and displays the same characteristics of Neolithic dolmens, with a ...

Discover a unique example of megalithism in Europe in the commune of Vervant, a tumulus entirely reconstructed after ...

This enormous stone is aptly named, since legend has it that it was used for human sacrifice, thanks to its sculpted ...

Just 30 minutes north of Angoulême lies a site unique in Europe, the “La Motte de la Jacquille” megalith. ...

This archaeological site in the Vallée du Roc features a frieze of animals carved into the rock face. Discovered in ...

Situated in the charming village of Combiers, on the banks of the Lizonne, nicknamed the Crystal River, the cabane ...