Saint-Saturnin (Asnières-sur-Nouère): A Living Traditional Destination
Saint-Saturnin is a village in Asnières-sur-Nouère in the Charente department of France. The village's area, unlike the others, is not agricultural in nature, instead it thrived in its traditional industries. Later on, their land grew fruitfully and had cognac and pineau as their main produces. They also have a well-known traditional slipper made of felt and wood. The area also consists of traditional and cultural monuments with preciously preserved architecture.
Best Time to Visit
Ideally, July and August experience warm weather and are the busiest months with pricier Saint-Saturnin (Asnières-sur-Nouère) hotel rates. September and October, on the other hand, experience a more comfortable temperature with more affordable rates.
What to Do & Area Attractions
There are several historical and cultural highlights featured near the village that can be visited by tourists. The Angoulême Cathedral is a church built on three other churches since the 4th century. Its façade has at least seventy sculptures, attracting people for its intricate design and theme. Another very traditional landmark is the Château de la Faye, which was formerly a fortress turned into a manor house. During the historic wars, the chateau protected the entire town and its population. There are also several hotels around the area. Premiere Classe Angouleme Sud-La Couronne is a highly reviewed accommodation, with natural view and a convenient location when touring local cultural attractions. Hotel Campanile ANGOULEME OUEST is a great choice as well, for its wonderful amenities, facilities, and services.