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Angoulême ... two steps away. Former capital of Angoumois under the Ancien Régime, this city surrounded by ramparts, perched on a rocky promontory 100 meters high, dominates the valleys of Charente and Anguienne.

Angoulême has a rich history. The city was in turn a Gallo-Roman city then Visigoth, the stronghold of the Valois dynasty, then the main industrial center of paper making, before becoming the International Capital of the Comic Strip, thanks to its famous festival, its Image Pole, and its painted walls!

Angoulême, also ******** has been a coveted fortress for a long time because of its position as a crossroads of important communication routes and has undergone numerous sieges.

From its tumultuous past, the city has inherited a remarkable historical, religious and urban heritage, this city seduces and does not seem to leave indifferent the visitors who dare to venture there.

​The Cognac region

The Cognac region is the combination of a varied soil and a micro-climate, fruit of the meeting between the continent and the influence of the nearby sea. The diversity, which is found throughout the six vineyards of the Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée region, is expressed in the savvy combinations of aromas and flavors that give each Cognac its unique personality.

Bordeaux and its vineyards

Bordeaux is a port city, epicenter of all Bordeaux, about sixty kilometers from the ocean, capital of Aquitaine, nestled around the Garonne, Bordeaux has retained its theater decor, its secret atmosphere and its pride a little haughty, often rebellious vis-à-vis the capital. It owes its fortune and its importance thanks to its port and its wines whose production in the region exists since the 8th century. Some wines produced here are among the most famous and the most expensive in the world, making Bordeaux a world reference.

​The Perigord and its culinary heritage

Périgord is undoubtedly one of the French departments with the greatest number of riches: Castles, Abbeys, Bastides, Prieurés, Deposits and Troglodyte Sites, Caves and Chasms, Gardens, Museums and Theme Parks.

Gastronomy is one of the pillars of Périgourdine life, every village or bastide of Périgord has its markets with fat, truffles or cepes (in season).