Red grounds, water grounds

Visit of : The ruins of the priory The Romanesque church, dating from the XIIth century The wet banks of Bonnieure where wild buttercups, bellflowers, hyacinths and lilies grow.

During the Second World War, Chasseneuil was a very active region(the vast and dense forests were used for shelters).

The memorial of Resistance, set up on a hill, recalls the fight of the men of "the army of the shades". The cemetery is the resting place for 2 255 resistants of all confessions. Visit also of The house of Resistance where memories of Bir Hakeim are exposed.

Located at the confluence of Bonnieure and Marillac, the castle dating from the XVIIIth century is famous for its gardens à la française...

The Saint Nicolas church, good example of Romanesque art: Founded around 1000 AD (it is one of oldest in the region), the church seems enlized because of the raising of the ground. The nave with its spans is supported by powerful pillars, the capitals carry naive sculptures of foliages, heads of animals. You will also be amazed by the beautiful Lantern of Deaths, situated in the cemetery of the village, surmounted by a cone in stone scales.

Maria Casarès and La Maison du comédien : Maria Casarès liked this Charente Limousine village. Domaine de la Vergne was the place where she worked her roles. At her death the house was donated to the commune. Today, La Maison du comédien is a residence of artists.

The zoo : on nearly 11 hectares you'll see different types of animals coming from all over the world : lamas, ostriches, buffaloes, but also hens and ducks