01May2025
Rando patrimoine gourmande | Chemins d'histoire entre Triac et Bassac | Par Sandrine Richard
The Thursday 01 May at 08 a.m45
RDV sur le Parking de la Pyramide de Condé Route de Bassac 16200 Triac-Lautrait
Program: historic site of the Battle of Jarnac (1569), Triac village, St Romain church and Château (Cognac Braastad); private visit to Tonnellerie Artisanale 109; discovery of Bassac village. APERO CHARENTAIS – SHARING A BRIN D'AILLET
Guided and commented by Sandrine RICHARD, guide-lecturer in the Jarnac region & Hervé MARTIN, hiker with a passion for history(s) & distiller of cognac know-how.
This itinerary between Triac and Bassac begins with a visit to the site of the Battle of Jarnac (1569), the church of St Romain and the Château de Triac, owned by Cognac Braastad-Tiffon. At the end of the morning, Tonnellerie 109 de Bassac will open its doors to reveal the secrets of barrel making and repair (private visit by JB, the cooper). Share an Apéro Charentais with the traditional Brin d’Aillet and picnic in the village of Bassac. Afterwards, we’ll take you on a stroll along the lanes and alleys of this charming, once-fortified village, crossed by the Guirlande river and whose historic landmark is the Benedictine Abbey of St. Etienne.
6km circuit (all day), easy route suitable for beginners. Suitable for beginners. Bring a water bottle, good walking shoes… and a picnic! End of the day around 3:00 pm.
This itinerary between Triac and Bassac begins with a visit to the site of the Battle of Jarnac (1569), the church of St Romain and the Château de Triac, owned by Cognac Braastad-Tiffon. At the end of the morning, Tonnellerie 109 de Bassac will open its doors to reveal the secrets of barrel making and repair (private visit by JB, the cooper). Share an Apéro Charentais with the traditional Brin d’Aillet and picnic in the village of Bassac. Afterwards, we’ll take you on a stroll along the lanes and alleys of this charming, once-fortified village, crossed by the Guirlande river and whose historic landmark is the Benedictine Abbey of St. Etienne.
6km circuit (all day), easy route suitable for beginners. Suitable for beginners. Bring a water bottle, good walking shoes… and a picnic! End of the day around 3:00 pm.
Additional information:
Meeting point (ticket office/ reception): 8:45 am at the Pyramide de Condé (TRIAC). On-site parking (morning).
Easy route suitable for beginners. Open to all. Bring water bottle, good walking shoes… and a picnic!
Easy route suitable for beginners. Open to all. Bring water bottle, good walking shoes… and a picnic!
Themes
- Historic
All dates and times
| Opening hours on 01 May 2025 | |
|---|---|
| Thursday | Opens at 08:45 am |
Prices
| Pricing | Min. | Max. |
|---|---|---|
| Full price | 18 € | Not communicated |
Payment methods