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Villa Gaël is located at the end of a picturesque street, nestled along the serene banks of the Charente River. Within a quick 2-minute drive or bus ride, you can easily reach the historical center of Angoulême. Additionally, the International Comics Centre and the Comics Museum are conveniently situated along the river, making it a pleasant stroll or short car ride away. Please note that garage rentals are only available during the annual Circuit des Remparts, a collection car circuit event. For those looking to explore the river, canoes and river boats can be rented directly on-site for a delightful river cruising experience.Reviews
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
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- Angoulême Cathedral: Located just a short distance from Rue Maurice Utrillo, Angoulême Cathedral is a magnificent Romanesque-style cathedral dating back to the 12th century. It features stunning architectural details and is known for its beautiful stained glass windows.
- Angoulême Museum: Situated in the heart of Angoulême, this museum showcases a diverse collection of art and historical artifacts. From paintings and sculptures to archaeological findings, visitors can explore different periods of history and cultural heritage.
- The Comics Museum: Angoulême is renowned for its association with comic books, and this museum pays homage to the city's rich comic book history. The museum displays a wide range of comics from various genres and hosts exhibitions that celebrate the art form.
- Le Nil Obelisk: Standing tall in the city center, Le Nil Obelisk is a historical monument that was erected in the 19th century. It commemorates the French campaign in Egypt and features intricate carvings, making it a noteworthy sight for history enthusiasts.
- Château d'Angoulême: This medieval castle overlooks the city and offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Although the castle is not open for public visits, its exterior and impressive architecture are worth admiring while exploring the city.
- Le Jardin Vert: For a tranquil escape, head to Le Jardin Vert, a beautiful public garden near Rue Maurice Utrillo. This green oasis offers a peaceful atmosphere with its well-maintained lawns, colorful flower beds, and walking paths.
- Musée du Papier: Located in the nearby town of Angoulême-La Rochefoucauld, Musée du Papier is dedicated to the history and art of papermaking. Visitors can learn about the traditional techniques of paper production and view a vast collection of antique paper objects.
- Nautilus: Nautilus is a unique submarine-shaped cinema complex situated in Angoulême. It hosts film screenings and events, making it an interesting spot for movie enthusiasts.
- La Charente River: Running through the city, the Charente River offers pleasant views and opportunities for boat rides or leisurely walks along its banks. Enjoy the serene ambiance and take in the picturesque scenery. 10. Cognac Distilleries: While not located directly in Angoulême, the region is famous for its production of Cognac. Visitors can embark on a short trip to nearby towns such as Cognac or Jarnac to tour distilleries and learn about the production process of this renowned French spirit.