In the Boivre valley, a few kilometres from Poitiers, the Norée caves are the only natural caves in the Vienne open to the public.
Along 150 metres of galleries and six accessible chambers, the visit reveals various sculpted forms enhanced by lighting: potholes, cut-out curtains, petrified cascades, veils, draperies and stalagmites. The new 'macaroni' chamber delights young and old alike.
The prefecture of the Vienne and historic capital of Poitou, with an exceptional Romanesque heritage.
The Pépinière aquatic centre has pools with water at 28 to 32 °C, in a playful tropical setting.
A fortress built from 1443 by the chapter of Saint-Hilaire-le-Grand, the people of Masseuil and René of Anjou, of which two towers survive.
Over one, two or perhaps three days, you will discover film projection techniques you never imagined!
The Château de Vayres is a Renaissance residence with medieval touches, such as its gatehouse and the machicolations on its towers.
Fully restored and open throughout, this 16th-century listed château was built by François Fumé, mayor of Poitiers, in 1520, in early Renaissance style.