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Circuit | Chemins en fins bois | Sigogne

Circuit | Chemins en fins bois | Sigogne
Circuit | Chemins en fins bois | Sigogne
Circuit | Chemins en fins bois | Sigogne
Circuit | Chemins en fins bois | Sigogne
Circuit | Chemins en fins bois | Sigogne_Sigogne

Description

In the heart of the fine woods, the tour takes you through the village of Sigogne, its extensive vineyards, woods, hillsides and hamlets to discover traces of the past around the Via Agrippa, the Roman road that linked Saintes to Lyon, and its 12th-century church.

A hiking trail complying with the requirements of the Plan Départemental des Itinéraires de Promenade et de Randonnée, proposed by Grand Cognac and the commune of Sigogne.

Technical Information

Walking
Difficulty
Not specified
Duration
3h10mn
Dist.
13 km
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Starting point

Place de la mairie , 16200   Sigogne
Lat : 45.746596Lng : -0.143143

Points of interest

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Cognac Thomas Hine & C°

Now 260 years old, Hine opens its doors to you in Jarnac for exclusive experiences and workshops to be enjoyed at Hine and nowhere else.Have you ever met a deer that spoke Frenglish ? A cheese that dreams of being paired with a cognac? Have you ever combined the two meanings of the word "cru"? Set foot in Paradise? Maison Hine, often described as the benchmark of excellence in the world of cognac, opens its doors to you on a private visit to Jarnac. Our experience center, set on the banks of the unpredictable Charente river, invites you to an immersion into the very essence of this emblematic spirit. You'll take the time to discover the history of the cognac spirit and Hine House, while sipping a cup of tea, and find yourself transported back through the centuries, exploring the deep roots of cognac. From the vine to the glass, our creative craftsmen all have their say, and contribute their stone to the edifice. The walls of our ageing cellars tell the fascinating story of this noble beverage, from its craft origins to its contemporary refinement. Our trilogy: our signature "at Hine and nowhere else". Cognacs made exclusively from Grande and Petite Champagne vintages, distilled on the lees, and aged in fine grain oak with light to moderate toasting. Every detail of the production process is revealed here. During this escapade, and through different experiences, let yourself be seduced by exceptional eaux-de-vie, to be enjoyed neat or in cocktails, or accompanied by delicate food and cognac pairings that will reveal surprising combinations and captivate your palate.

16 Quai de l'Orangerie 16200 Jarnac
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François Mitterrand Childhood's House

Through the living rooms of this house, the furniture and objects preserved here for four generations, the visit of the garden and the former cooperage, it is the story of the childhood of François Mitterrand and his family that we discover.The permanent exhibition traces the life of the family and presents speeches and writings by the former president. "My political life has led me to a different land, to which I am very attached. However, I never really left Jarnac. From time to time, I come back to the house where I was born, to the house where my parents and grandparents lived... I can see the Quai de l'Orangerie, just outside my house, with the well-designed houses and the lime trees that I breathed with passion. François Mitterrand. Built at the beginning of the 19th century, this house is a fine example of Charentaise architecture: a comfortable town house in dressed stone, with a simple and severe look, which opens onto the street through a long façade with large and high windows with grey shutters. Part of this complex dates from the 1930s: the lower part is made of ogives, also overlooking the street. After the large gate, the intimacy and life of the president is revealed from the paved inner courtyard, to the first floor windows opening onto a balcony, a square of lawn surrounded by flowerbeds, to the courtyard of the former vinegar factory (created by Jules Lorrain, the president's grandfather, at the end of the 19th century). It is a family house in which four generations have succeeded one another. During the visit and in the living rooms, you will discover a collection of furniture, objects and documents that belonged to François Mitterrand and the members of this great family. A wine storehouse and a cooperage complete the decor in which François Mitterrand liked to return regularly in the company of his brothers and sisters, and his cousins who also lived in this house. This is the "little story", the one that allows us to understand the construction of François Mitterrand, his attachment to his own, his roots, those little things that contributed in a certain way to make him the adult, the man and the President he became later on.

22 rue Abel Guy 16200 Jarnac
- Apidae -
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Additional information

Environments

Panoramic view
20 - 30 min from an SNCF station by electric bike
View over the vineyards
In the country
20 - 30 min from a train station by bike

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Destination Cognac - 01/12/2025
www.destination-cognac.com
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Tips

Hikers should take care when crossing roads and during harvesting and hunting seasons.

The circuit follows the route of the ancient Via Agrippa. As the village of Sigogne is very spread out, the proposed circuit will be appreciated by good walkers, adept at small roads and white paths.

Open period

All year round daily.

Type of land

Suitable for all terrain strollers

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Caution!
We have no information on the difficulty of this circuit. You may encounter some surprises along the way. Before you go, please feel free to inquire more and take all necessary precautions. Have a good trip! 🌳🥾