15000 years of history in 3 stages !

An essential stopover during a stay in Vienne, located twenty minutes from Futuroscope, discover three exceptional sites, to visit alone, with family, or with friends.

The Bike Builders Triangle
Grand Châtellerault Tourist Office

1

ANGLES-SUR-L'ANGLIN

Ranked since 2005 among the “most beautiful villages in France”,
Angles-sur-l'Anglin was built on a rocky spur interposing between the river and the plateau. While the houses and streets of the town intertwine picturesquely in the upper town, the fortress dominates the lower town.

To discover

  • Interpretation Center Wizard Rock our “Lascaux” of parietal sculpture, the Sorcerers’ Roc as a unique testimony to Magdalenian art
  • La medieval fortress
  • House of Days of Angles and Tourism
  • Medieval streets
The Bike Builders Triangle
LibelLab

2

SAINT SAVIN

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983, Saint-Savin Abbey houses the largest collection of Romanesque wall paintings in Europe. Freshly restored, come and rediscover them with their brand new presentation. This masterpiece of Romanesque art is an essential stopover for all those who wish to discover Romanesque Poitou and experience a moment of emotion.

To discover

  • The 12th century church and its scenographic tour “Sistine Chapel” of Romanesque art.
The Bike Builders Triangle
Our Traveling Hearts

3

CHAUVIGNY

Chauvigny is a rich and surprising medieval town. Throughout the streets and alleys of the medieval city, the remains of five castles make it a unique site in Europe. One of the most beautiful detours in France, not to be missed under any circumstances.

To discover

  • The medieval city, 5 castles on the same spur, a grandiose and unique site in Europe! You will come across many artisans there as you wander around and perhaps even a few birds of prey from the Giants of the Sky. Don't forget the discovery of the sculpted capitals of the Saint-Pierre Collegiate Church.
  • The spectacle of the giants of the sky
  • The rail bike With your hair in the wind, set off to attack this old railway line. Press hard on your calves and enjoy the surrounding flora and fauna.

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