
Saint-Aubin-sur-Aubelle
The main town of the area, Saint-Aubin lines up its half-timbered houses around the market square and its 15th-century stone bridge.
6 villages, one area: each has its own character.
The map shows the places listed below; the list remains the reference.

The main town of the area, Saint-Aubin lines up its half-timbered houses around the market square and its 15th-century stone bridge.

A former boatmen’s town, Villeneuve has kept its wash-house, its quays and its summer guinguette.

A village of abbey and springs, Saint-Loup lives to the rhythm of its fountains and its Thursday market.

Between fields and peat bog, Les Granges is the land of square-courtyard farms and wood-fired bread.

Perched on its spur, Rochebrune has watched over the valley for a thousand years. Its lanes climb up to the castle.

The smallest village in the area, at the heart of sunken lanes and oak hedgerows.