Lusignan Attractions
Lusignan (pop. 2,676) is picturesquely situated on a hill. Legend has it that the castle, of which only ruins remain, was built by the fairy Mélusine in a single night. From the terrace there is a fine view of the Vonne valley. The Romanesque church (11th C.) has a 15th C. Gothic porch.
6km/4mi northwest is Jazeneuil, with a Romanesque church (11th-12th C.).
6km/4mi northwest is Jazeneuil, with a Romanesque church (11th-12th C.).
Site Archéologique gallo-romain de Sanxay
The site was an important Gallo-Roman city destroyed by fire at the end of the first century. A theater could hold an audience of 10,000. Also found on the site are a Gallo-Roman gate and a menhir with a Celtic inscription.
