Julienne: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The Chemin de la Sculpture is part of Julienne’s cultural and tourist heritage and comprises more than 70 original works. The sculpture “Tinaïdes IV” is located on the Chemin de la Sculpture at the Place de la Mairie in Julienne, while “Tourbillon” stands along the same route at the Pointe de la Gibauderie.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Julienne can include the Chemin de la Sculpture, as well as the scheduled workshops and announced walks, in their travel plans.
Culture
The Logis de Julienne was built in 1736. La Gibauderie was built in 1775.
At the symposium in Julienne, visitors can watch the sculptors at work, talk to them and experience the artistic creative process up close.
A guided tour with narration presents Julienne’s 18th-century Logis. Another leads to Julienne’s former Protestant family cemetery.
Another guided tour with narration also leads to the esplanade around Julienne’s town hall, which is dedicated to the symposium’s sculptures.
Nature
Julienne lies on the right bank of the Charente Valley.
A ZNIEFF of the Charente Valley between Cognac and Angoulême, including its main tributaries, is located in Julienne.
Julienne’s territory also includes a Natura 2000 site under the Habitats Directive. This Natura 2000 site is characterised by the presence of a population of European mink.
Events
Traditional introductory stone-carving workshops are scheduled in Julienne for Thursday, 23 July and 6 August.
Two narrated night walks have been announced in Julienne for 17 July and 28 August.
For the broader travel overview: Charente.
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