The heritage trail in Noaillan begins at the Antonion site on the banks of the Ciron and leads upstream along the river to Noaillan Castle, the church, the Children’s Forest, the Domaine Dubernet and the washhouse. Along the trail, visitors can scan QR codes with their smartphones to access additional information. It is accessible to everyone, including children.
Those who choose Noaillan as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment there.
Culture and History
The Château de Noaillan visible today dates essentially from the 14th century. Of the former enclosure fortified with eleven towers, only the bases of two towers remain today and are visible from the outside. The interior of the Château de Noaillan is private and is used as rural holiday accommodation.
The Romanesque church of Noaillan was built at the end of the 11th century. For several centuries, it served as a castle chapel under the protection of Saint Michael. Noaillan’s minor heritage also includes fountains, washhouses, dovecotes, poultry houses and ovens.
Village Character
Visitors can stroll through the village of Noaillan and discover evidence of local history and traditions along the way; some of it is easily accessible.
The Domaine Dubernet features an 18th-century building that was redesigned in the 19th century. The Domaine Dubernet includes an estate with a wooded park covering several hectares. The Foyer Rural’s archery activity takes place at the Domaine Dubernet.
Other places: Civrac-De-Blaye, Verdelais, Saint-Maixant, Lignan-De-Bordeaux, Mauriac, Coutras, Saint-Martin-De-Sescas, Saint-Pierre-De-Mons.
