Culture
The Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption has been the seat of the Diocese of Luçon since 1317. The cloister of the Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption is open to visitors at the same time as the cathedral.
The Chapelle des Ursulines is a late-17th-century building with a painted wooden ceiling. This painted ceiling is considered unique throughout western France.
The Bourgneuf district is home to numerous mansions and Poitevin houses. In addition, the guided city tours offered by A Luçon Tourisme Patrimoine are particularly aimed at groups.
Those wishing to visit Luçon can combine their stay with the desire to rent a holiday apartment.
Green Spaces
The Jardin Dumaine can be visited independently all year round. It is a four-hectare garden maintained by the municipal parks department.
Culinary Delights
Les Halles is a covered market in Luçon. The central ring of Les Halles offers seafood and other products from the sea.
Trails
Le Circuit clouté is a circular route of approximately 6.5 kilometres that begins at the cathedral and ends at Place Leclerc. Along the route, it passes 47 points of interest.
A 24.5-kilometre cycle route runs along the canal to Triaize.
More local pages: Le Boupère, Le Poiré-Sur-Vie, Moreilles, Landevieille, Saint-Maixent-Sur-Vie, Les Brouzils, Château-D'olonne, Chavagnes-En-Paillers.
