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The Charente river touches this historic region in France with access to the Atlantic Sea. Its delightful countryside is carpeted with vineyards and dotted with Romanesque castles and churches. Cognac is best known for one of the most famous spirits in the world. With Designation of Origin, it has been made since the 18th century. It is here where King Francisco I of France was born, a key figure in Renaissance Europe in the 16th century.
The capital of the region, Poitiers, is one of those cities that is enjoyed on foot. Walk around in the medieval historical center and look at the Romanesque churches. The lively student environment is because the second oldest university in France is here.
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In Angoulême, where the most important International Comic Festival of all Europe is celebrated, the illustrated narrative has taken to the streets. Do not miss the magnificent route of the “Walk of the murals”.
The Atlantic coast of Poitou-Charentes offers the maritime pleasures of northern Europe, punctuated by lighthouses with a warm hearth and deep tranquility. On the idyllic and sunny island of Ré , enjoy splendid beaches of fine sand, picturesque villages and cultivated oysters for a good feast. It is connected by a bridge of several kilometers to La Rochelle, a fascinating port city full of history. Fabulous castles offer hotel accommodation inland while on the coast, old restored houses stand out as yet another highlight. |
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