Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983, Saint-Savin Abbey has been nicknamed “the Sistine Chapel of the Romanesque period” because of the richly-preserved paintings and murals here dating back to the 11th and 12th centuries.
Named after the first Bishop of Poitiers, this Romanesque church on the Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage route is a Monument Historique that
The upper portion of Chauvigny is built on a dramatic cliff that overlooks the gently flowing Vienne River. The town
The cosmetics and beauty products of the eponymous brand – which harness the therapeutic powers of the thermal waters first
Proudly overlooking the Vienne Valley, Touffou is a strange yet noble, and enchanting site.The chateau was mentioned as early as
The Vide-Greniers website has compiled a list of well known destinations for antique and vintage enthusiasts in the La Vienne
This picturesque medieval village is dominated by the ruins of its ancient château, with the remains of two monumental towers,