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Accueil Relais Franc Mayne15 Rue Lincent
Lussac
33570
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Experience the convenience of a fully equipped kitchen, complete with a coffee maker, electric kettle, hotplates, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher. In addition, take advantage of the tennis court for some recreational fun.Nestled in the charming village of Lussac, just a stone's throw away from the Roman church, lies the magnificent Château de Lussac. Immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of this picturesque French village, and take leisurely walks amidst the vineyard surroundings.
For those seeking a taste of history, the medieval village of Saint Emilion, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a mere 10 km away. As our esteemed guests at the Château de Lussac, we extend an invitation to explore another property within our group: Château Franc Mayne, a Saint Emilion Grand Cru Classé, boasting impressive wine making facilities and a fascinating underground stone gallery spanning 2 hectares.
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Directions
To reach Saint-Emilion from Bordeaux, you have two options:
1. Option 1: Take exit 26 to the N89/A89 highway, heading towards Libourne/Périgueux/Lyon. Then, take exit 9 towards Libourne-Est to reach Saint-Emilion. From Saint-Emilion, follow the D122 road through Montagne. Once you reach the village of Lussac, continue on Avenue Gambetta until the road ends. Turn left at the stop sign and proceed onto Rue Lincent.
2. Option 2: If you prefer to continue on the A89 highway (toll road), proceed until exit 11. Take the exit and follow the D17 road towards Lussac. Upon entering the village of Lussac, turn onto Rue Victor Hugo. Then, take a left onto Rue Lincent.
1. Option 1: Take exit 26 to the N89/A89 highway, heading towards Libourne/Périgueux/Lyon. Then, take exit 9 towards Libourne-Est to reach Saint-Emilion. From Saint-Emilion, follow the D122 road through Montagne. Once you reach the village of Lussac, continue on Avenue Gambetta until the road ends. Turn left at the stop sign and proceed onto Rue Lincent.
2. Option 2: If you prefer to continue on the A89 highway (toll road), proceed until exit 11. Take the exit and follow the D17 road towards Lussac. Upon entering the village of Lussac, turn onto Rue Victor Hugo. Then, take a left onto Rue Lincent.
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4 | 150 | 170 |  |
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Wi-Fi
Tennis
Parking
Garden
Disabled Access
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Attractions
- Château de Lussac: Located right in Lussac, this historic castle dates back to the 15th century and offers guided tours of its impressive architecture and beautiful gardens.
- Saint-Émilion: Just a short drive away, the charming village of Saint-Émilion is known for its picturesque vineyards, underground catacombs, and well-preserved medieval architecture. It is also renowned for its excellent wines.
- Château de Montaigne: Situated in nearby Saint-Michel-de-Montaigne, this castle was once the residence of the famous philosopher Michel de Montaigne. Visitors can explore the castle's rooms and gardens while learning about Montaigne's life and works.
- Dordogne River: Flowing through the region, the Dordogne River offers various activities such as boat cruises, kayaking, and fishing. Take a leisurely stroll along its banks or enjoy a picnic while admiring the scenic views.
- Château de Vayres: Located in Vayres, this enchanting castle overlooks the Dordogne River. It features beautiful gardens, period rooms, and a collection of medieval weaponry. Visitors can also enjoy medieval-themed events and shows.
- Grotte de Lascaux: Around an hour's drive away, the Lascaux Caves are a UNESCO World Heritage site famous for their prehistoric cave paintings. While the original caves are closed to the public, a replica, known as Lascaux IV, offers an immersive experience showcasing the ancient artwork.
- Bordeaux: The vibrant city of Bordeaux, about 45 minutes away, is known for its stunning architecture, lively atmosphere, and world-class wines. Explore the historic city center, visit prestigious wineries, or take a scenic boat tour along the Garonne River.
- Château de Roquetaillade: Situated near Mazères, this medieval fortress is a fascinating blend of military architecture and romantic Gothic style. The castle offers guided tours, allowing visitors to discover its rich history and picturesque surroundings.
- Château de Rauzan: Located in the town of Rauzan, this medieval castle boasts an impressive keep and offers panoramic views of the surrounding vineyards. Visitors can explore the castle's interior and learn about its historical significance. 10. Château de La Brède: Found in La Brède, this 14th-century castle is famous for being the birthplace of the philosopher Montesquieu. Visitors can wander through its elegant gardens, visit the library, and explore the monument dedicated to Montesquieu. These attractions near 15 Rue Lincent in Lussac, France, offer a mix of historical, cultural, and natural experiences, ensuring a memorable visit to the region.