Breuil-La-Réorte: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and Tradition

Breuil-La-Réorte is home to “De la terre à la pierre”, a museum dedicated to the sculptor Jean-Claude Pacaud. The sculptures by Jean-Claude Pacaud displayed there explore universal human gestures as well as prayer, hope and love. “De la terre à la pierre” can be visited every year from 1 April to 15 May and from 20 June to 30 September. The museum is located at 120 rue du Grand Quartier, Le Grand Breuil, 17700 Breuil-La-Réorte.

The communal bread oven in Dissé bears witness to the village tradition of baking bread directly in the village.

Renting a holiday apartment in Breuil-La-Réorte can be part of your personal travel planning.

Getting Around

The signposted 16 km “Circuit des Sources” cycle route is a family bike ride that passes through Breuil-La-Réorte, Saint-Mard and La Devise, highlighting the local landscapes, natural springs and points of interest.

The Way of St. James routes pass through Breuil-La-Réorte.

Local Beer Tradition

Brasserie Thiéfine brews its beers on site using predominantly local ingredients. Tours of Brasserie Thiéfine are available for groups of fewer than six people; larger groups can visit by prior arrangement.

More local pages: Saint-Simon-de-Bordes, Vaux-Sur-Mer, Saint-Sornin, Pisany, Saint-Denis-Du-Pin, Allas-Bocage, Bourcefranc-Le-Chapus, Saint-Hippolyte

To the main travel overview: Charente-Maritime.