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Sablonceaux Abbey -
Sablonceaux Abbey -
Sablonceaux Abbey -
Sablonceaux Abbey -
Sablonceaux Abbey -
Sablonceaux Abbey -
Sablonceaux Abbey -
Sablonceaux Abbey -
Sablonceaux Abbey
Founded in 1136, Sablonceaux Abbey was a place of prayer for the regular canons of Saint Augustine during the 6th century.
More information
Built in the heart of the Saintonge countryside, it proudly erects its magnificent bell tower at the turn of the road. Deteriorated by multiple wars, it offers an exceptional range of architecture from the 12th to the 18th centuries. The Abbey of Sablonceaux consists of an abbey church famous for its bell tower and Romanesque domes on the nave, from the monks wing to the 1st floor where we find the cells of the religious, to a majestic American walnut tree, classified as a remarkable tree. The Chapter Room was recently restored and was used by the Chapter. It is also possible to visit the grain attic and its magnificent frame.
Facilities & services
Car park
Free car park
Parking nearby
Public WC
Shop
Pets welcome
Environment
In the country Village centre
Opening time
From 01/01 to 31/12/2026 daily between 9 am and 6 pm.
Prices & payment methods
ACCES_LIBRE
Cash