Soulignac consists of valleys and slopes, on the sides of which numerous rows of vines grow.
When planning a trip to Soulignac, you may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Église Saint-Genès in Soulignac is a listed historic monument; its protected status was established by a decree dated 21 December 1925. Its main construction phase dates back to the 16th century. The church has a flat-ended chancel, a three-bay nave with rib vaults, unvaulted side aisles and a square bell gable.
The Grand-Jean Mill was built by Pierre Claveau after he acquired the “Tarrey de Grand-Jean” estate in an exchange in 1769.
Château Benauge is a castle in the immediate vicinity of Soulignac. The Château ducal de Cadillac-sur-Garonne is a castle in the vicinity of Soulignac. The Abbaye de La Sauve-Majeure is a historic site in the vicinity of Soulignac. Château d'Yquem is a castle in the wider regional area around Soulignac. Château de Malle is a park in the vicinity of Soulignac.
Wine
Since 1963, the Boudon winery has cultivated 28 hectares in accordance with the rules, methods and ethical principles of organic farming. The Vignoble Boudon family vineyard lies in a green valley lined with hedges and small woodlands. Visitors are welcome for tastings at the Château de Chardavoine in Soulignac.
Trails
The Boucle de Soulignac starts in front of the town hall and follows the signposted route. Towards the end of the Boucle de Soulignac, visitors can see the site of an old windmill 200 metres away and then go directly down to the village.
Other places: Cars, Bouliac, Mauriac, Salignac, Les Billaux, Le Barp, Coutras, Saint-Germain-Du-Puch
