Saint-Denis-Du-Pin: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The bronze bell of the church of Saint-Denis in Saint-Denis-du-Pin dates from 1629. It is classified as a historic object; its inscription states that it was made in 1629 for the parish of Saint-Denis-du-Pin.

When planning a trip to Saint-Denis-du-Pin, the desire to rent a holiday apartment may be part of your personal arrangements.

Culture

A chapel transferred to the Benedictine Abbey of Saint-Jean in 1026 is believed to be the origin of today’s Saint-Denis church. Today, the church forms a rectangle with a tall tower on its southern side. The bell tower of Saint-Denis-du-Pin extends over four levels and is known locally as “l’Aiguille du Pin”.

The Jardin de Pomone presents edible fruit from temperate and Mediterranean climate zones along a cultural and landscaped tour. It is located in La Fayolle, 12 rue du Château d’Eau, Saint-Denis-du-Pin, 17400 Essouvert, and includes a botanical educational trail. The Jardin de Pomone is open exclusively by appointment.

Nature

The Bois d’Essouvert stretches across La Benâte, Loulay, Lozay and Saint-Denis-du-Pin. It was formerly part of the Sylve d’Argenson forest complex.

The Bois d’Essouvert - PR1 circular trail is accessible daily year-round and free of charge. It passes close to the small pond known as “mare de Saint-Denis”.

Further destinations: Sainte-Gemme, Champagnac, Nieul-Sur-Mer, La Flotte-En-Re, Saint-Aigulin, Brives-sur-Charente, Siecq, Saint-Léger.

To the overarching travel overview: Charente-Maritime.