The monuments, museums, and natural sites of Angoulême, a city located in Charente. The city features a Romanesque cathedral, medieval fortifications, museums dedicated to comics and fine arts, as well as parks and gardens along the ramparts. The historic center has several churches, mansions, and squares lined with cafes. Green spaces and viewpoints allow for viewing the panorama over the Charente Valley.
Angoulême, France
Forty outdoor mural works featuring comic characters, created by international artists since 1982.
Angoulême, France
Religious building constructed in the 12th century. The facade displays medieval sculptures and the interior houses colorful stained glass windows and side chapels.
Angoulême, France
Leisure site with a sandy beach, supervised swimming areas in summer, pedal boats, and a fishing course.
Angoulême, France
Municipal building from the 12th century including medieval towers, reception halls, and a historic inner courtyard.
Angoulême, France
Defense walls built between the 12th and 15th centuries. The walkway offers a view over the city and the Charente.
Angoulême, France
Public space with paths lined with ancient trees, flower beds, children's play areas, and benches for walkers.
Angoulême, France
Religious building from the 12th century with a Gothic nave, colorful stained glass windows, and medieval sculptures on the main facade.
Angoulême, France
Cultural center housing a museum with 13,000 original boards, a specialized library, and temporary exhibition spaces.
Angoulême, France
Museum institution presenting archaeological collections, African and Oceanian arts as well as regional paintings.
Angoulême, France
Aquatic complex with a 25-meter sports pool, children's paddling pool, sauna, hammam, and fitness room.
Angoulême, France
Collection of objects, documents, and photographs about the Resistance actions in Charente during World War II. The museum displays weapons and uniforms.
Angoulême, France
Religious building from the 12th century built over a Merovingian crypt, remodeled in the 15th century with Gothic style elements.
Angoulême, France
15th-century building located in the historic center of Angoulême, with a characteristic square tower and Renaissance architectural elements.
Angoulême, France
Religious monument built in the 12th century. The building features sculptures on the facade and colorful stained glass windows inside. The vaults are decorated with frescoes.
Angoulême, France
Cultural center housed in a former military powder magazine. Concert hall for amplified music with a capacity of 650 people.
Angoulême, France
Religious building from the 11th century with a central nave and two aisles. The limestone bell tower is 35 meters high. The capitals are adorned with plant motifs.
Angoulême, France
16th-century house showcasing typical Renaissance architecture, with a facade decorated with sculptures and mullioned windows.
Angoulême, France
Chocolate maker and retailer established since 1878 in a building listed as a historical monument. Artisanal production according to traditional methods.
Angoulême, France
Religious building from the 15th century located in the L'Houmeau district. The facade features a Gothic portal. The interior contains carved wooden altars.
Angoulême, France
Golf course with an 18-hole layout located on the heights of the city. The site offers training areas and a golf school.
Angoulême, France
19th-century industrial complex converted, a testament to the papermaking history of Angoulême, comprised of several stone buildings along the Charente.
Angoulême, France
18th-century aristocratic residence with an inner courtyard, gardens, and rooms decorated with period woodwork and fireplaces.
Angoulême, France
Natural area classified as Natura 2000, located on the banks of the Charente. The site includes a marked trail and a bamboo forest to explore.
Angoulême, France
Central market built in the 19th century where local producers sell fruits, vegetables, meats, fish, and cheeses. Merchants welcome clients Tuesday to Sunday.
Angoulême, France
Paved square from the 18th century surrounded by mansions. Central point with restaurants, cafes, and shops at the foot of the Courthouse.
Angoulême, France
Neoclassical style building constructed in 1870 featuring exterior decor illustrating music, poetry, and comedy. The hall has 709 seats.
Angoulême, France
Regional contemporary art fund housed in a glass and concrete building. It features temporary exhibitions and a permanent collection of works since 1983.
Angoulême, France
Gothic religious building with cross-ribbed vaults. It is part of the remnants of a Franciscan monastery founded in the 13th century.