Primera clasificación Atractivos en Les Epesses

Eglise de Vouvant‎ is one of the city's most historic attraction. Towering over the city, the church was built towards the end of the 11th century and then boasted a unique Romanesque architecture. It suffered many attacks during the wars that took place through the years that damaged most of its construction. The church that stands today has undergone many repairs and reconstruction work but manages to draw in many history and architecture buffs. The detailed stone work that mark the exterior include depictions of various events through Christianity including the cutting of Samson's hair and the Last Supper of Jesus Christ. The interiors include sacred art work; painting, murals and sculptures which further add interest to the church. For its turbulent history, staggering architecture and beautiful interiors, the Eglise de Vouvant‎ is a must visit while in the city.

The Park at Bourroche is a recreation park and also a venue for various cultural festivals. It hosts concerts that are contemporary in style and the bands performing at this venue cater to all kind of music. A place recommended for an open air concert experience.

Are you're looking to battle with the Vikings, hurl with the gladiators or swash buckle with pirates? The Puy du Fou is the answer to all your fantasies. Attracting over 2,000,000 tourists each year, this historical theme park provides spectacles and attractions that cover various exciting periods in history and with it music concerts, dance performances and reenactments galore. Come sunset and the Cinescene provides an unforgettable show on one of the biggest stages in the world, and thousands of actors and performers most of whom are from the neighboring areas and take you through nearly 700 years in history. For a whole new experience for the whole family, check out the wonderful Puy du Fou.