Eynesse is located on the Dordogne, and vineyards shape the landscape around the village.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Eynesse can plan their stay around this destination.
Nature and Landscape
The Boucle locale des moulins d’Eynesse is a 3.4-kilometre circular hiking trail.
The Boucle locale des moulins d’Eynesse is an easy hike lasting 1 hour and 10 minutes, suitable for inexperienced hikers and families.
The Boucle locale des moulins d’Eynesse offers panoramic views of the Dordogne and the slopes covered with vineyards and forests.
Culture and History
The Boucle locale des moulins d’Eynesse passes three mills, including two windmills on the hills above Eynesse.
The Château du Barrail is a small 15th-century manor house that was extended in the 16th century and remodelled in the 18th century. Its residential wing is reinforced by three towers.
At the Château du Barrail, the façades and roofs of the châtelet (cadastral reference ZH 109) were listed as historic monuments by decree of 19 April 1972. The façades and roofs of the château, the spiral staircase and the fireplaces (cadastral reference ZH 109) were also listed as historic monuments by decree of 22 December 1987.
Eynesse Town Hall was built on the remains of a 15th-century castle.
The Église Saint-Pierre was extended and converted from a donated private chapel after a Protestant temple replaced the former church.
Local Life
The summer night markets at Château Lamothe Mandrone in Eynesse offer food stalls and concerts.
Surroundings
The Gallo-Roman Villa, listed as a historic site, is located in the vicinity of Eynesse.
In the wider region around Eynesse are the Château de Pressac, listed as a castle, Château Ferrand, listed as a castle, and the abbaye Notre-Dame de la Faise, listed as a historic site.
Other places: Saint Christoly De Blaye, Branne, Sainte-Gemme, Montalivet-Les-Bains, Les Billaux, Vendays-Montalivet, Francs, Saint-Gervais.
